Are you legally authorized to work in the United States?*
Will you now or in the future require employer sponsorship for work authorization? *
Are you willing and able to travel extensively (90–100%) and report daily to assigned job sites?*
This Traveling Superintendent role typically requires the use of a personal vehicle for approved business travel to and between out‑of‑town project locations. Eligible gas and toll expenses are reimbursed in accordance with company travel policy.
Are you able to lift up to 50 lbs. and work in active construction environments?*
How many years of experience do you have as a commercial construction Superintendent?*
Do you own the basic hand and power tools required to perform superintendent field duties?*
Superintendents are expected to provide their own basic hand tools and commonly used basic power tools (e.g., cordless drill/driver, impact driver, etc).
Specialty tools, larger equipment, or tools required due to specific project needs must be approved in advance and may be purchased by Flynn through our Tool Purchase Request process.
Which types of commercial projects have you primarily worked on?*
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How many subcontractors have you managed on national or multi-location builds?*
What frustrates you most on construction projects?*
Why are you interested in a traveling superintendent role with Flynn?*
What is your desired salary range for this role? *
We understand compensation conversations involve flexibility. This question is intended to confirm general alignment only—final compensation will be discussed later in the process.
Entering anything but a number or range will decrease the chances of your application being reviewed.
When would you be available to start if selected?*
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Before proceeding, please review the following information carefully.
This position is a Traveling Superintendent role requiring extensive, ongoing travel (approximately 90–100%), including extended time away from home and daily reporting to active construction sites nationwide.
Superintendents are expected to provide their own basic hand tools and commonly used basic power tools (e.g., cordless drill/driver, impact driver). Specialty or project‑specific tools may be requested and must be approved in advance through Flynn’s Tool Purchase Request process.
This role typically requires use of a personal vehicle for approved business travel, including travel to and from out‑of‑town projects and between project locations. Flynn reimburses eligible gas and toll expenses in accordance with company travel policy. Valid personal auto insurance meeting company minimum requirements is required.
Flynn operates with established processes, standardized procedures, and repeatable project systems. Success in this role requires independence, professionalism, and comfort with a travel‑based, systems‑driven work environment.
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