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How Smart Lockers Work:

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Notification

Receive your pick-up codes in an email or text notification when your package is delivered.

Identification

Scan the barcode at the numbered kiosk assigned in the email notification, 

OR

Use your pickup codes at the numbered kiosk assigned in the email notification.

Your Package

  1. The locker will open.
  2. Pickup your package and close the door.

What happens if you can't pick up your package within 24 hours?

If the locker package is not picked up within 24 hours or if the package is oversize or requires refrigeration, the resident is notified to go directly to Mail and Package Center’s Customer Service Pickup Window during regular business hours to obtain their package. You will be asked for your student id for verification, and then you will receive your package.

Packages are held for a total of 72 hours for pick-up. After 72 hours, the package is Returned To Sender (RTS) unless arrangements to hold the package are made in advance.

For added convenience, and to avoid RTS, when a resident is unable to pick up their package timely, they may simply forward their package notification email/text to a roommate or friend to pick-up the package for them. 

Helpful hints for using the Smart Lockers

What if I closed the locker door before I took my package out?

Your locker codes are active for 15 minutes after locker door is closed by user.

 

What if I lost my locker codes?

Lost locker codes can be reissued at Package Pickup Window.

 

What if my package is no longer held in the locker?

After 24 hours, your package is moved from the locker to the pickup window, where it will be held for an additional 48 hours.

 

What if my codes do not work?

Go to the pickup window for assistance.

 

Can a friend pick up my package from the locker if I give them my codes?

Yes, you will have to forward the email or text to your friend in order for them to pick up the package.

ADA Compliance

Student Disability Services and the Mail and Packaging Center have worked very hard to ensure accessible options are available to accommodate students with disabilities.

Accessibility Features:

  • Locker columns will have raised letters/numbers as well as braille signs so the student will know which row he/she is going to.
  • The kiosk screen in each locker bank is at ADA ATM level and will allow for instant scanning of bar codes received via email to ensure a user does not have to use the touch screen and can choose not to use the keypad.
  • Braille instructions and location of the scanner will be included on the lockers below the touch screen.
  • Lockers within ADA height, called the comfort zone, are used to ensure the lockers are not too high or low for wheelchair access.
  • All U.S. Postal retail sales and package pickup services are available at an ADA compliant counter height for wheelchair access.
  • Elevators in Shriver are accessible and there are various accessible entrances into the building to access the location in which the lockers will be located.

Student Disability Services, Accessible Technology Services, and Mail and Package Center representatives have worked to finalize an equally effective alternative access plan for any out of the ordinary or necessary accommodations, such as staff assistance with package pickup and package delivery options.

If students encounter any disability-related accessibility issues, please contact Student Disability Services at 513-529-1541.

Mail and Package Center

113 Shriver Center
701 E. Spring Street
Oxford, OH 45056