Join a trusted leader in secure records and information management, proudly serving Northern New England for nearly 30 years. We’re looking for a dependable, proactive team player who takes pride in their work and lives our core values: Dependable, Resourceful, Innovative, Versatile, and Engaged.
As an Audit Technician, you’ll play a key role in maintaining service quality, compliance, and customer trust. This position involves route-based customer visits, on-site bin audits, and secure handling of confidential materials. In addition, you’ll operate a Class C hard drive destruction truck, providing secure, on-site data destruction in full compliance with NAID AAA Certification standards.
This is a hands-on, field-based role ideal for someone who enjoys variety, autonomy, and working directly with customers.
What You’ll Do
Bin Audits & Maintenance
- Conduct on-site audits to ensure collection bins are clean, properly labeled, and placed according to company policy
- Perform internal bin audits both physically and within company tracking systems
- Document bin conditions, volumes, and audit findings accurately
Route Operations
- Follow a pre-determined daily route for customer site visits and service delivery
- Deliver new bins, retrieve or exchange bins as needed
- Maintain route efficiency while providing reliable, high-quality service
Customer Communication
- Communicate with customers via email, phone, or in person to confirm appointments, service needs, or audit results
- Document customer interactions and service notes in company systems
- Identify opportunities for branded material placement or follow-up reporting
Vehicle & Equipment Operation
- Safely operate a Class C hard drive destruction truck
- Perform secure on-site data destruction in compliance with NAID standards
- Complete daily vehicle inspections and maintain clean, organized equipment
Documentation & Compliance
- Submit accurate route logs, bin inventories, and audit reports
- Ensure documentation meets company, regulatory, and NAID record-keeping requirements
Culture, Safety & Compliance
- Uphold company values, professionalism, and commitment to data security and sustainability
- Follow all safety protocols, operational policies, and compliance standards
What We’re Looking For
- Valid Class C driver’s license with a clean driving record
- 1+ year of experience in route-based work, logistics, or facility services (preferred)
- Comfort using mobile devices, CRM systems, and basic computer software (Excel, Word, etc.)
- Strong communication, time management, and organizational skills
- Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work safely in field and warehouse environments
- NAID experience is a plus — training provided
Work Environment
- Primarily field-based with daily travel to customer sites
- Physical work including lifting, loading, and maneuvering bins
- Occasional administrative and system work at the company facility
About Lynch Group
The Lynch Group, selected as a Best Place to Work in Maine in 2024 and 2025, is a family-owned holding company managing several businesses in transportation, logistics, data management, and commercial real estate. Over 50 years, we’ve grown from a small, family-owned and run business into a diverse, multi-functional organization with 120 team members operating out of locations across Maine for customers throughout the U.S. and Eastern Canada. Guided by our DRIVE core values—Dependable, Resourceful, Innovative, Versatile, and Engaged—we are focused on building strong teams and delivering results for our customers and communities.
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Please note that this is only the first stage of the application process and is in no way a guarantee of employment.