Packets

[taurus88]

I'm another guy who does absolutely nothing - I just memorise the packets. Works surprisingly well, only had 1 incident of tracking back.

[fishtank]

I'm another guy who does absolutely nothing - I just memorise the packets. Works surprisingly well, only had 1 incident of tracking back.

Same here although it helps that i have my own duty.
I can more or less tell you who will have packets before i even start in the morning.

[clashcityrocker]

Just remember to give all the packets to a driver.

[eastie]

On my l/w trolley on the walking part on park and loop each loop has about a dozen packets x 7 loops thats roughly 70- 80 packets just for the walker alone.
I put all the packets and parcels in one bag and the bundles of letters in a bag on the other side.
I dont normally get past the 5th loop as I cut off.
Can someone confirm what Royal Mail and the planners say is an average amount of packets per postman per round is that they use for timing the round.
Someone said 15 !! that cant be right, I have up to 80 a day sometimes

[muzzy]

well i used teh blank dockets today and didnt miss any, happy days!
as for numbers, i get about 30 a day on my round, most are pretty small though and go in with the bundles of letters, like amazon dvds etc,

[PhilthyPhil]

I'm another guy who does absolutely nothing - I just memorise the packets. Works surprisingly well, only had 1 incident of tracking back.

I just remember where the next packet/signed for is then when I get there I check the next one, so I only need to remember one packet. I can't see the point in faffing about turning letters or putting P739s in the frame.