Commercial Property & Safety Field Cosultant (Independent Contractor)

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construction association of michiganEast Boston (MA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$60-$100

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About the role

Looking for flexible field-based consulting work? Put your experience in building inspection, construction, safety, facilities, fire prevention, property management, or insurance to work with Sedgwick.
What You'll Do: Conduct commercial property and general liability inspections Assess retail stores, offices, restaurants, schools, apartments, and other commercial properties Take photos, measurements, and document property conditions Prepare clear inspection reports with observations and recommendations Compensation Most assignments are paid on a flat-fee basis and typically range from $60-$100 per completed inspection, depending on assignment type, location, and client requirements. Background screening, including criminal and motor vehicle record checks, is required. Who We're Looking for Professionals with experience in: Building inspection or code enforcement Fire/life safety Safety or EHS Construction supervision Facilities or property management Insurance, claims, underwriting, or risk control Retired and second-career professionals are encouraged to apply. Previous loss control experience is helpful but not required Why Partner with Sedgwick? Flexible independent contractor work Weekly payments Typical service area within 60 miles of your location Ability to leverage your existing expertise in a new consulting role

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