This handbook is available for Postal Service employees on the Postal Service PolicyNet Web site at http://blue.usps.gov — in the left-hand column under “Essential Links,” click on PolicyNet, and then in the tabs across the top, click on HBKs. A link to this handbook is also available from the Network Operat ions Management Web

The local union asks that the Postal Service stop using the GPC's before someone is seriously hurt. It is the position of the Postal Service that the General Purpose Mail Container (GPMC) is designed to replace the various items of rolling stock used to …

A Post Office that reports to a larger Post Office or that is within the service area of a sectional center facility (SCF). It usually receives and dispatches all mail classes and products from and to the SCF or a processing and distribution center.

Technically GPMC refers to the equipment that your DPS probably comes on, with internal shelves and a folding metal door. An ERMC (some call it APC) is the one with a plastic liner and a webbed door. I was just sharing my office's local lingo. Here carriers pretty much refer to anything like that as a GPMC (and say it like gym-pack) :)

Container types include the general purpose mail container (GPMC), the Eastern Region mail container (ERMC), and the bulk mail center over-the-road container (BMC-OTR). No more than three containers can be attached to a driverless tractor unit.

It gives direction on promoting safety and health, inspecting work areas, and completing job safety analyses. It also provides guidance for dealing with accidents, including reporting, determining causes, and prevention. This handbook gives supervisors the information and techniques they need to support Postal ServiceTM safety and health policies.

key strategy in the Postal Service's Transformation Plan is bu ilding a highly effective and motivated workforce. A safe and healthy workplace, free from safe ty hazards, is important for helping us achieve that goal. This guide provides Postal Service employees with policies, procedures, and guidelines pertaining to safe work practices. B ...

GPMC in Postal refers to General Purpose Mail Container, which is a standardized container used for the efficient handling and transportation of mail items. This term is crucial in the logistics and postal services sector for streamlining operations.

general purpose mail container (GPMC) - A wheeled container that is nestable (that is, it can be stored in an L-shaped configuration) and is used to transport, stage, and distribute sacks, trays, and bundles. More than 5 feet tall, with a capacity of 1,200 pounds of mail, the container can be pushed by hand or pulled by tractor.

This Shelving Insert for the General Purpose Folding Mail Cart is designed to hold three-sided flat trays. Our handy insert can also be used under Carrier Cases. USPS Activities order this item from the Topeka Material Distribution Center.