CORONAVIRUS UPDATES
Find information and resources about the Research Institute's COVID-19 response
Find information and resources about the Research Institute's COVID-19 response
New job aids along with a new Transport of Dangerous Goods Shipping Policy have been created for staff to use.
There are only two instructor-led training classes remaining prior to the June 1 cut off for biologics and dry ice shipping. RISC will not ship items covered by shipping training after May 31, 2022.
RISC is no longer accepting orders from staff who are trained for the hazards they are shipping. RISC will provide guidance and support for those who have questions or need assistance. To set up a dangerous goods consult (biologics, dry ice) select a time slot here.
RISC is no longer accepting shipping orders for non-hazardous, non-regulated items regardless of the temperature of the shipment. Examples include documents, hard drives, pipettors, and other instruments and equipment that do not contain any hazards such as lithium batteries, compressed gases, etc. This also includes study drug medications that are not subject to the dangerous goods regulations.
Starting July 1, 2022, the Office of Research Safety will provide consultation services and technical support for dangerous goods shipping needs, but will not pack or prepare documentation for shipments.