Why should I be aware of the mail received at the workplace?

In most cases, when discussing suspicious mail, it is mail that may contain a bomb, or a chemical, biological, radioactive or nuclear substance. It is good practice to screen mail you have received for unusual features.

What would suspicious mail look like?

You know what kind of mail and packages you usually get. Look for things that are out of the ordinary. Something may be suspicious if several of these features are present:

• There is too much postage using many low-value stamps.
• The return address is missing, foreign and/or indecipherable.
• The […]

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