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Fixed Fee-For-Service
Fixed Fee-For-Service
The following lists some of the instruments available to current members of our Fixed Fee-For-Service facilities at a flat-rate of $500 per academic year.
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Covid-19 Protocols for Renewed Access to Facilities
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MSE Fee-For-Service facilities are reopened and will be following the latest campus guidelines on the return to campus website.
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Current Members
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Becoming a Fixed Fee-For-Service Member
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Send the facilities manager, Perry Cheung (pcheung@engr.ucr.edu), an email indicating interest in becoming a member or request a tour for your research group
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Have the PI complete the FAU Authorization form and send to facilities manager, Perry Cheung (pcheung@engr.ucr.edu)
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Upon confirmation of membership, an email with a FAU acknowledgement will be sent to the PI from Malina Beatrice (malina@engr.ucr.edu) to be charged a flat-rate of $500 per academic year
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Billing period will begin 4/1 and end 3/31 (billing will be processed in first two weeks of April); rates may be pro-rated for any late or early memberships
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Access to Fixed Fee-For-Service Facilities
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Complete the following 3 (or 4) training modules via UC Learning
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Laboratory Safety Fundamentals
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Hazardous Waste Management
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Compressed Gas Safety
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Radiation Safety For Users of Radiation Producing Machines (for MSE 309 only)
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Review the MSE 150 250 309 Policies and Regulations
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Fill out the MSE 150 250 309 Authorization Form with PI signature
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Email a copy of your training transcript and signed Authorization Form to facilities manager Perry Cheung (pcheung@engr.ucr.edu)
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Send a recent headshot photo of yourself to the facilities manager (a simple JPEG using your phone will suffice)
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Access to any facility computer requires your ENGR login and password
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For non ENGR users, you will need to send the facilities manager an email with your UCR NetID first, who will then forward a request to Systems to create an ENGR account.
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Wait for an email from Systems, then proceed to create an ENGR account via their webpage. If you have issues, send an email to Systems (systems@engr.ucr.edu) or visit them (Bourns Hall A344/308).
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Send the facilities manager, Perry Cheung (pcheung@engr.ucr.edu), an email indicating interest in specific instruments
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You will receive an email in a few days with your username and temporary password to reserve time on our Faces scheduling system (Group: ucr_mse_ffs) for reserving instrument time
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Meet outside lab manager’s office (MSE 311) on agreed training day and time.
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Upon completion of training, you may also request a key for MSE 150, 250, or 309 from facilities manager
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Training on Fixed Fee-For-Service Instruments
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Once you have been given access to a Faces account and access to the facilities, you may request training on any instrument by sending an email to the facilities manager
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Trained users are NOT ALLOWED to train anyone else on any equipment
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Trained users are NOT ALLOWED to bring in any unauthorized visitors even if the visitors are observing the trained user without prior notification to the lab manager
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All visitors MUST complete the following 3 (or 4) training modules via UC Learning and inform the lab manager prior to entering the lab as an EH&S requirement
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Laboratory Safety Fundamentals [previously Laboratory Safety Orientation (Fundamentals) 2013]
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Hazardous Waste Management
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Compressed Gas Safety
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Radiation Safety For Users of Radiation Producing Machines (for MSE 309 only)
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- E-mail a copy of your visitor's training transcript to facilities manager Perry Cheung (pcheung@engr.ucr.edu)
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Non-ENGR Student Account Issues
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If you cannot log-in to a computer with your ENGR account, your account may be expired (needs to be renewed yearly if non-ENGR student)
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Send an email to facilities manager, Perry Cheung (pcheung@engr.ucr.edu), an email with your ENGR login indicating expired ENGR account
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Visitors and Guests
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All visitors MUST complete the following 3 (or 4) training modules via UC Learning and inform the lab manager prior to entering the lab as an EH&S requirement
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Laboratory Safety Fundamentals [previously Laboratory Safety Orientation (Fundamentals) 2013]
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Hazardous Waste Management
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Compressed Gas Safety
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Radiation Safety For Users of Radiation Producing Machines (for MSE 309 only)
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- E-mail a copy of your visitor's training transcript to facilities manager Perry Cheung (pcheung@engr.ucr.edu)
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