ATTENTION ⚠️
In observance of the holidays, Agilent CrossLab/iLab Operations Software Support Help Desk will be closed during U.S. hours on Monday, January 20th, 2025. We will resume regular U.S. support hours on Tuesday, January 21st, 2025. For urgent matters, please add "Urgent" to the ticket/email subject or press "1" when prompted to escalate a call on the iLab Support phone, and we will prioritize those requests first.
Dangerous Goods (Hazardous Materials) must be shipped by an Office of Environmental Health & Safety (OEHS) staff member or other trained personnel. Federal law requires that dangerous goods shipments are properly labelled, packed, and documented by only trained personnel. This includes any packages containing dry ice. Under FAA and DOT Dangerous Goods regulations, penalties for violations are severe.
DRY ICE (Class 9 Dangerous Goods): ALL materials on dry ice are regulated and must be shipped as dangerous goods.
LITHIUM BATTERIES (Class 9 Dangerous Goods): These batteries are regulated and require special packaging and labeling.
Only non-regulated chemical and biological compounds may be shipped without Dangerous Goods training.
Contact OEHS at 313-577-1200 for assistance.
Richard Harrison | Associate Director, Environmental Compliance
Shipping Arrangements | Location |
Please submit your shipping request at least 1 day in advanced for domestic shipments, and at least 3 days in advanced for international. |
Wayne State University |