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Independent Contractor - Materials Testing Project Representative

Charleston, OR • On-site

The Thrasher Group
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$15 - $16.50/hr

Other

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Posted 8 days ago

Job description

Location: Bridgeport, Charleston, or Beckley, WV

Job Id:431

# of Openings:1

ABOUT THRASHER

The Thrasher Group has been improving the communities where we live and work since 1983 – not as outside consultants, but as residents and neighbors. Thrasher is the largest privately owned architecture, engineering, and surveying firm in West Virginia, and maintains a growing presence in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia. Our roots throughout central Appalachia and the Mid-Atlantic region have allowed us to build a reputation for doing meaningful work for communities of all sizes.

What does this mean for you? Thrasher provides real opportunities to be part of vital projects, take on real-world responsibility, and work alongside an array of industry professionals across the full life cycle of a project. We partner with independent contractors who bring specialized skills and want the flexibility to manage their own schedule and workload while contributing to meaningful, community-focused work.

ROLE OVERVIEW

We are looking for a skilled and motivated Material Testing Project Representative to support our construction projects in Mason County, West Virginia as an independent contractor (1099). This is a field-focused role that is central to the quality and success of our work, and a great fit for someone who thrives in a dynamic, fast-paced environment and wants the flexibility of contract-based work.

ENGAGEMENT TYPE

This is a 1099 independent contractor position, not an employee role. As an independent contractor, you will:

  • Operate as your own business entity, responsible for your own tax filings, insurance, and equipment
  • Be engaged on a per-project or per-assignment basis, with compensation set out in your contractor agreement
  • Provide your own means of transportation between project sites unless otherwise negotiated
  • Not be eligible for Thrasher's employee benefits programs (health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, etc.), consistent with independent contractor status
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Perform sampling and field testing on construction materials including concrete, asphalt, aggregate, and soil
  • Interpret civil construction plans and specifications
  • Adapt to varying project locations on a daily basis
  • Communicate findings effectively through clear, accurate written reports
  • Maintain current certification courses to continuously build skills and technical knowledge
  • Accommodate periodic out-of-town project stays as needed
WHAT YOU'LL BRING

Experience: Material testing experience highly desirable Safety certifications: OSHA 10, First Aid, and CPR certifications highly desirable technical certifications: ACI or WVDOH testing certifications highly valuable Business requirements: Ability to provide proof of independent contractor status (e.g., business license, general liability insurance) as required by contract

COMPENSATION & CONTRACT TERMS

Compensation is paid per the terms of your independent contractor agreement (e.g., per project, per day, or per assignment) and is reported annually via Form 1099-NEC. Contractors are responsible for their own income tax withholding, including self-employment tax, and for maintaining any required licenses or insurance.

Pre-engagement drug screening and background checks required. Must be authorized to work in the United States.

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