Keeping Postal Employees Safe and Secure The Postal Service values our employees, and keeping them safe is a top priority. Members of the Postal Inspection Service work closely with our managers in the field to develop prevention measures and provide guidance to employees on strategies to improve their safety while on the job. These measures include: Training employees in risk-avoidance practices at USPS-sponsored events and engaging employees through personal interactions in their workplace. Developing and reviewing security policies and ensuring local compliance. Supporting the Postal Service’s zero tolerance policy for workplace violence. Monitoring our facilities 24/7 through the National Law Enforcement Communication Center. Investigating reports of threats and assaults related to postal employees. Coordinating state and local law enforcement resources to investigate and solve crimes committed against our employees. On a more targeted level, the Postal Inspection Service created an employee security campaign called “Deliver Yourself Home - The Safe and Secure Campaign.” The program is separated into four parts that are delivered by Postal Inspectors to different target audiences. Letter Carrier Safety provides carriers with robbery and assault prevention tips. Workplace Violence focuses on employee-on-employee violence and provides tips on handling assaults and threats in the workplace. General Security focuses on employee safety inside a facility. Active Shooter focuses on options available to an employee in the event of an active shooter incident.