Freelance / Independent Contractor Agreement - Simple Job

This Independent Contractor Agreement outlines the terms and conditions of an agreement between a contractor and a customer for a job to be completed. The agreement defines the services to be provided by the contractor, the completion date, and the agreement price.

The contractor must complete the job with due care and diligence and in a good and professional manner consistent with industry standards and good commercial practice. They must also comply with instructions, regulations, and bylaws applicable to the job. Any services outside of the job's scope will require a new agreement.

The job must be completed by the completion date. If there is a delay, the customer may grant an extension of time, but if the job is not completed by the completion date, the customer is entitled to liquidated damages.

The contractor must provide a warranty for any quality issue of the work product due to materials or workmanship not of the correct standard. The contractor warrants that they have secured all necessary licenses and bonds and that the job will be performed in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations. The contractor must also warrant that the job will not infringe on any third-party proprietary rights.

The contractor must promptly notify the customer of any delays, problems, or complaints that may arise. If there is a defect in the provision of the job, the contractor must provide further services to rectify the issue. The contractor must be liable for and indemnify the customer against any claims arising from personal injury or death caused by the job.

This agreement is an important legal document that protects both the contractor and the customer. It should be reviewed and signed by both parties before starting any work.

How to use this Document?

This document outlines an independent contractor agreement between a contractor and a customer for the provision of a specific job. The job is described in the agreement and the Contractor is obligated to provide high-quality work in accordance with the agreed terms and conditions.

Here are the steps to use this document:

1. Begin by entering the current date and the names and addresses of the contractor and customer.

2. The interpretation section defines the key terms of the agreement, including the job, the completion date, and the agreement price. Make sure these terms are understood by both parties.

3. The contractor is responsible for completing the job with due care and diligence, following industry standards and complying with all applicable laws and regulations. Any services outside the scope of the agreement require a new agreement.

4. The job must be completed by the agreed-upon completion date. If there is a delay, the customer may grant an extension of time. If the job is not completed on time, the customer is entitled to liquidated damages.

5. The contractor provides warranties to the customer, including a warranty that the work product will meet certain quality standards and that it will not infringe on any third-party proprietary rights.

6. The contractor must promptly notify the customer of any delays or problems with the provision of the job, and must use best efforts to rectify any defects or problems with the job.

7. The contractor is liable for and must indemnify the customer against any expense, loss, or claim arising out of the carrying out of the job, except where the customer is at fault.

By following these steps, both parties can ensure that the job is completed to a high standard and that their interests are protected throughout the duration of the agreement.