Mobile Shredding Field Lead
phiston technologiesVirginia (MN)
About the role
Job Description:
Why This Role Exists
Phiston Technologies is expanding its secure data destruction operations in Virginia, and we need a proven field leader to own both sides of the operation — warehouse and field. You'll oversee in-house hard drive and media destruction at our Virginia facility and lead a team of CDL-A drivers and technicians delivering NAID AAA-certified on-site shredding services to enterprise clients, government agencies, and data centers across the region. If you've got a background in ITAD, secure shredding, or field service operations — and you know how to lead a crew, manage throughput, and keep clients confident — this role was built for you.
What You'll Do:
Warehouse Operations Oversee in-house shredding operationsat the Virginia facility — hard drives, SSDs, mobile devices, and other media Manage daily throughputto meet client SLAs and destruction volume targets Maintain equipment readinessfor warehouse shredders and related destruction systems Enforce chain-of-custody proceduresfrom media intake through Certificate of Destruction issuance Ensure facility compliancewith NAID AAA, DIN 66399, and NIST 800-88 standards at all times Mobile Field Operations Lead on-site shredding eventsat client locations across Virginia and surrounding regions Supervise and directa team of CDL-A drivers and field technicians day-to-day Manage scheduling and logisticsfor mobile shred trucks, equipment, and personnel Serve as the primary client contactduring field events, ensuring a professional and seamless experience Oversee mobile equipment readiness— shredders, trucks, and generators Team & Reporting Train and mentorteam members on safety protocols, equipment operation, and client interaction standards Complete and review Certificates of Destruction and daily operational reports Coordinate with HQWhat We're Looking For
Required:
3–5 years of experience in field service, logistics operations, or mobile service leadership Demonstrated ability to lead and manage a team in the field Strong organizational and communication skills Comfortable with 30–50% travel (Virginia region and occasional regional travel)Valid driver's license with a clean driving record Ability to pass a thorough background check (required for NAID AAA compliance)Physically capable of working in field environments (lifting 50+ lbs, outdoor and warehouse settings)
Strongly Preferred:
Experience in ITAD (IT Asset Disposition), secure shredding, or data destruction servicesNAID AAA or chain-of-custody compliance background Familiarity with hard drive shredding, degaussing, or destruction equipmentCDL-A license or experience managing CDL-A operators Prior experience working with government, enterprise, or data center clients What You'll Get Competitive salary — commensurate with experience Full benefits package: medical, dental, and vision (eligible after 60 days)401(k) with 100% company match up to 6%Paid holidays, vacation, and sick time Company-paid life insurance and short/long-term disability (after 90 days)6 weeks paid parental leaveA chance to grow with a fast-expanding, compliance-driven company that serves top-tier enterprise and government clients worldwide Company Description
At Phiston Technologies, Inc., we believe in innovation, proactive product development, and secure destruction of data. We pride ourselves on being the leading physical data destruction company in the United States. Our clients include some of the top tech companies globally, such as Amazon, Facebook, and Salesforce. Our products were engineered in response to the rapid growth of information technology and the inherent rise of data breaches across multiple industries. We deeply understand the standards that government and private entities must follow to protect sensitive information from data security breaches. Ou
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