Guidance on Shipping Hazardous and Regulated Materials, Export Compliance as well as for General University Packages
While the primary goal of this system is to minimize the University’s risk associated with moving hazardous or other regulated materials and to ensure compliance with safety and export regulations as well as other mandates, the online system also offers benefits to all University business shippers. These include allowing users to:
- Choose from a variety of carriers (UPS, FedEx and DHL) to determine which one best meets their specific needs
- Shop and compare costs to ensure Schools and Centers receive the best price from available carriers
- Track shipments from an integrated at-a-glance dashboard, regardless of the carrier used to ship the package
- Preprint shipping labels.
For those individuals who need to ship hazardous materials, the system verifies that shippers have the proper training and helps ensure shipments are prepared in accordance with the most current dangerous goods regulations from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the United States Department of Transportation (DOT). The system also provides guidance to those who need to ship internationally.
Understanding eShip@Penn®
In order to utlize eShip@Penn®, you will be required to undergo training depending on whether you are a shipper, administrator or allocator. Additionally, the system is designed to help Penn comply with hazardous shipping regulations and export compliance laws. Click on the topics below to learn more about how to use this comprehensive express ship option. You can also go directly to eShip@Penn® and begin shipping.
Shippers, Allocators & Administrators
Short videos outline key processes
Training is required to ship hazardous materials
Navigating export compliance regulations
Invite collaborators to ship at Penn's expense
Quick answers to your eShip questions
Order shipping supplies for free
How to find the closest drop box