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Mail Center & Facility Manager Training

Mastering the Art of Mail Security

Welcome to the mail center lead section designed for mail center managers and facility leaders. As a manager, you are responsible for the operation and wellbeing of your entire team.

This section contains documents, resources, and lessons that will help keep your employees well-trained and up to date on proper mail handling procedures and mail screening protocols.

Lessons found within this section will also help when onboarding new employees and can provide the required annual recertification.

Courses & Lessons

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How will your organization respond when a mail threat is detected?

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Lesson 5

How will your organization respond when a mail threat is detected?

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Documents & Resources

Mail Handler Training Material

Your organization’s mail handlers need to know how to handle to their jobs safely and securely.

This section, and its standalone Mail Handlers training section, provide your mail center staff with resources to protect personnel and property from a variety of dangerous mail-borne threats.

Mail Center Manager Security Training

The learning material on this page was designed for Mail Center Managers. It’s built around the understanding of risk, to help you close the gap on physical security.

Our goal is to provide a robust mail center security training program, for security leads and their teams. Here you’ll find courses ranging from designing SOPs to emergency response planning. 

These resources and training courses provide the full range of mail security training, with information and educational materials covering the before, during, and after phases of mail-borne threat detection.

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