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Royal Mail Delivery Equipment Security Procedure

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Royal Mail Delivery Equipment Security Procedure

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POSTMAN....it's back. :chuckle :chuckle
Other than a working bundle (not SD items) which can be carried in the front passenger footwell. This bundle must be taken with the driver each time he/she has to leave the vehicle.
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Pipeline manager...............?

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If I'm reading the HCT section correctly, it is not suitable for my walk...

I do numerous loops which involve leaving the trolley locked up but unattended greater than 10 minutes, some for upto ~35 minutes.
It is physically impossible for me to place all mail from the trolley in my pouch, not to mention I would be going ever so slightly over weight guidelines, when doing these loops (which include roads very early on in walk).
There are times when the volume of my specials makes it impossible to place all packets for said loops in the pouch at the same time.
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fishtank wrote:POSTMAN....it's back. :chuckle :chuckle
Other than a working bundle (not SD items) which can be carried in the front passenger footwell. This bundle must be taken with the driver each time he/she has to leave the vehicle.
FFS! Do you think they changed it cause it saves a bit of time. :roll: :d'oh!
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POSTMAN wrote:
fishtank wrote:POSTMAN....it's back. :chuckle :chuckle
Other than a working bundle (not SD items) which can be carried in the front passenger footwell. This bundle must be taken with the driver each time he/she has to leave the vehicle.
FFS! Do you think they changed it cause it saves a bit of time. :roll: :d'oh!
Me not doing it anyay. :no no
It's changed again but this time it's the liddle baby pouch thing.
And this time you can leave what's in the pouch for 10 minutes. :roll:
Looking forward to next year's that just says fill the cab with mail and f**k off for lunch if you like.
• Only carry a small amount of mail in the cab using a single MB44 pouch at any one time
• Secure the MB44 pouch to the front passenger seat and ensure the pouch flap remains closed at all times when the vehicle is moving Only leave an MB44 pouch containing mail in the cab of an unattended vehicle for NO longer than 10 minutes. Every effort should be made to make this occurrence an exception and not the norm
And BTW the new one(not really agreed-ish) is here http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... 60#p579025" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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