Operations Management
Operations Management is responsible for small project problem solving, safety awareness and the preservation and revitalization of existing buildings, Engineering East and West halls, IEM and BioTech Eight.
All room access key requests must be made by filling out one of the forms below:
College of Engineering Key Request Form
College of Engineering MASTER Key Request Form (Master or Sub-master Only)
A cash-only deposit of $10 per key must be paid before keys are issued. Deposits must be made to the office of the College of Engineering Operations Manager, who will also maintain records of approved Key Request Forms.
You will be emailed when your key is available to you with a request to schedule an appointment time for key pickup.
College of Engineering Faculty are responsible for their students’ key(s). Only under special circumstances will undergraduates have keys to laboratories, but they will not be issued building keys.
Lost keys will incur a $35.00 fine for re-keying of the lock(s) and new key(s). Loss of a Master Key will include the cost of an entire building to be re-keyed.
The deposit will be refunded to the individual after a key is returned to the office of the College of Engineering Operations Manager.
Email egrkey@vcu.edu to schedule an appointment to return a key.
Electronic swipe access must be requested by the Faculty Supervisor/PI by filling out the Electronic Swipe Access Request Form.
Please note that it may take up to 48 hours for swipe access to be granted. Certain labs or rooms will require proof of safety training for access. Direct all room access questions to the Operations Manager.
Key Request Form
Email to: egrkey@vcu.edu
Fixed Assets Relocation
Fill out this form in Adobe Reader. Click here to download: Adobe Reader
Email to: cllovelace@vcu.edu
Purchase Request Form
Email this completed form to Zvi Schwartz (zschwartz@vcu.edu), Associate Dean for Strategic Initiatives for approval.
Please find here a list of available share equipment. Please contact the appropriate faculty to determine proper equipment use and availability.
Chemical and Life Science Engineering Equipment
| Faculty | Equipment |
| Nastassja Lewinski |
Centrifuge
TSI OPC + NanoScan SMPS
A&D BM-22 MicroBalance
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High Pressure Reactor (XHTC400-V150)
Heating Furnace for XHTC400 (HTCH1500-220)
Ultrasonic Liquid Processor (Ultrasonicator, USP-1000F)
Evolution 60S UV-Vis with Printer (Spectrophotometer)
Electrochemical Workstation (Potentiostat/Galvanostat)
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Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Equipment
| Faculty | Equipment |
| Daren Chen | Dielectric constant meter (Brookhaven Instruments) |
| jetlab 4 xl-A printing system (jl4-xl-A) | |
| Hong Zhao |
OCA15, contact angle measuring device
Direct single dosing unit
Electronic syringe unit
Software for calculation of surface and interfacial tension
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| Jessika Rojas | 4ft Xpert Balance System 115 |
| Reza Mohammadi |
Lapping Machine with Left Workstation and Fixture
Single-arc melter, model SA-200
DSA25 Expert Drop Shape Analysis System
VRI-MIROEX2-4096MM, PHANTOM, MIROEX2, 640X480
Zeiss Axiolab A1 Optical Microscope
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Computer Science Equipment
| Faculty | Equipment |
| Wanyu Zang |
Versatile express V2M-Juno
DS-4 PRO DSTREAM EDU BUNDLE
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Electrical and Computer Engineering Equipment
| Faculty | Equipment |
| Joshua Starliper - VMC | F40-UV Microscope |
| Robert Klenke |
DRockwell Automation PLC Stations
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West Hall meeting points
East Hall and ERB meeting points
