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Independent Contractor Video Game Writer Jobs in Virginia

Video Journalist

Arlington, VA ยท On-site

$60 - $80/hr

Work independently while within a team environment * Occasionally, contribute to the newsroom's written content and copyediting efforts Qualifications * Bachelor's degree in Communications, Video ...

Work independently while within a team environment * Occasionally, contribute to the newsroom's written content and copyediting efforts QUALIFICATIONS * Bachelor's degree in Communications, Video ...

Work independently while within a team environment * Occasionally, contribute to the newsroom's written content and copyediting efforts QUALIFICATIONS * Bachelor's degree in Communications, Video ...

Video Journalist

Arlington, VA ยท On-site

$60 - $80/hr

Work independently while within a team environment * Occasionally, contribute to the newsroom's written content and copyediting efforts QUALIFICATIONS * Bachelor's degree in Communications, Video ...

... Work independently while within a team environment Occasionally, contribute to the newsroom's written content and copyediting efforts QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor's degree in Communications, Video ...

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What is the difference between Independent Contractor Video Game Writer vs Freelance Video Game Writer?

AspectIndependent Contractor Video Game WriterFreelance Video Game Writer
CredentialsPortfolio, writing experience, industry knowledgePortfolio, writing samples, industry knowledge
Work EnvironmentContract basis, remote or on-site, project-specificRemote or freelance basis, project-based
Employer UsageHired directly by game studios or publishers as a contractorHired through platforms or direct contacts, often for short-term projects
Search & Comparison IntentOften compared for contractual and project scope differencesCompared for flexibility and freelance opportunities

Both roles involve creating game narratives and scripts, but Independent Contractor Video Game Writers typically work under formal contracts directly with studios, often on larger projects. Freelance Video Game Writers usually operate independently, taking on various short-term projects through platforms or direct contacts. Understanding these differences helps you choose the right path based on your work style and career goals.

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Owner Operator (Independent Contractor) - Eastern Fuel Transport | Roanoke, VA

JRP Energy

Roanoke, VA โ€ข On-site

Contractor

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 13 days ago


Job description

Company Overview

For over 30 years, JRP has been a trusted provider of fuel, lubricants, propane, and energy solutions across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. We support commercial, government, retail, and residential customers through safe, reliable service and customized solutions. Headquartered in Ashland, Virginia, JRP is committed to operational excellence, customer service, safety, and building strong partnerships that help power the communities we serve

Position Summary

JRP is seeking professional Owner-Operators to provide safe and reliable petroleum transportation services throughout the Eastern United States. This opportunity is ideal for experienced fuel haulers looking to partner with an established company that offers consistent freight, operational support, and long-term business opportunities.

As an independent contractor, you will transport petroleum products from terminals to customer locations while maintaining compliance with all applicable DOT, FMCSA, and hazardous materials regulations.

Why Join JRP?

  • Consistent petroleum transportation opportunities
  • Established customer base and steady freight demand
  • Dispatch and operational support
  • Multiple terminal locations throughout the region
  • Long-term partnership opportunities
  • Safety-focused operating environment
  • Work with an established company serving customers for over 30 years
  • Independence to operate your business while partnering with a trusted fuel provider
Compensation

Contract-based compensation in accordance with the Independent Contractor Agreement.

Compensation details, settlement structure, and service rates will be discussed during the qualification process.

Key Responsibilities
  • Safely transport and deliver petroleum products to customer locations in accordance with all applicable regulations and company standards.
  • Conduct pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip inspections and maintain required inspection documentation.
  • Load and unload petroleum products at terminals and customer locations using approved procedures.
  • Verify shipping documents, bills of lading, and delivery information for accuracy.
  • Maintain required logs, mileage records, inspection reports, and other regulatory documentation.
  • Communicate with dispatch regarding delivery status, delays, equipment issues, and customer concerns.
  • Safely maneuver equipment in varying traffic, weather, and delivery conditions.
  • Operate hoses, valves, pumps, and related delivery equipment in accordance with safety requirements.
  • Report accidents, incidents, equipment failures, safety hazards, and delivery issues promptly.
  • Represent your business professionally while performing transportation services on behalf of JRP customers.

Qualifications

  • Valid Class A CDL with Tanker and Hazmat endorsements required
  • Minimum of 3 years of commercial driving experience.
  • Previous petroleum transportation experience preferred
  • Working knowledge of DOT regulations, hours-of-service requirements, vehicle inspections, and maintenance standards.
  • Ability to safely load, transport, and deliver hazardous materials.
  • Ability to read, write, complete required documentation, and perform basic mathematical calculations.
  • Must meet all DOT medical certification requirements.
  • Must successfully pass required DOT drug and alcohol testing programs.
  • Strong commitment to safety, compliance, and customer service.

Physical Requirements

  • Ability to safely operate a commercial vehicle and remain alert for periods of up to 11 hours.
  • Ability to operate vehicle controls, including manual transmission (if required) and foot pedals.
  • Ability to frequently enter and exit the truck cab using steps and handholds, and perform occasional bending, climbing, squatting, balancing, and reaching.
  • Ability to climb ladders and access equipment compartments as needed.
  • Ability to stand and walk for extended periods on various surfaces, including gravel, concrete, metal, and uneven terrain.
  • Ability to open and close cargo doors, inspect equipment, fuel vehicles, and check fluid levels.
  • Ability to maneuver fuel hoses and related equipment in a variety of customer and terminal environments.

Work Environment

  • Work is performed both outdoors and in a truck cab, with approximately 50% of time spent in each environment.
  • Regular exposure to varying weather conditions, temperature extremes, noise, vibration, and outdoor elements.
  • May be subject to irregular schedules, tight delivery timelines, long workdays, traffic delays, and changing operational demands.
  • Requires operating a commercial motor vehicle on public roadways in varying traffic and weather conditions.

Independent Contractor Notice

This opportunity is for independent owner-operators. Owner-operators are responsible for:

  • Providing and maintaining their own equipment, insurance, operating expenses, licensing, permits, and tax obligations as outlined in the Independent Contractor Agreement.
  • Owner-Operators are not eligible for employee benefits, including health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, or other employee benefit programs.