In order to stay compliant with the laws and rules of shipping we have two forms that need to be filled out depending on what you are shipping. These forms must be filled out completely and legibly. They must be brought to the Chemistry Storeroom with the item to be shipped.
The sample shipment declaration form will need to be filled out when shipping a non hazardous sample to a collaborator or to a company for elemental analysis. To use this method of shipping the sample can not be listed as dangerous goods by the government. The official listing of dangerous goods is "CFR 49 section 172.101". This can be found online but make sure you are on the official government website or we have a hard copy in the storeroom office.
The chemical shipping request form must also be filled out completely and legibly. This type of shipping has many regulations and rules that must be followed. Failure to follow shipping regulations can result in federal fines and penalties. It may take a number of days to find the correct shipping procedure, and correct packing material. Please plan ahead and be patient.
list of dangerous goods
Purchasing
The storeroom supervisor, Gerry Kohring, handles all Purchase Orders for the Department. (Purchase orders for other departments cannot be processed in the Chemistry Dept.) There are two types of pre-requisition forms; one for chemical orders and one for non-chemical orders. Links to these forms are below.
- Forms provide directions for requesting emergency orders.
- Your professor must sign all pre-requisitions before the order can be placed.
- Completed forms should be emailed to chemistry.storeroom@wustl.edu
- After the order has been processed, the pre-requisition is copied and returned to you for your records.
- Please keep this form for the document number will assist us should you have questions as to the status of an item.
- When your items arrive, the storeroom will notify you
