The daily rig of a GridPatch Infrastructure electrical maintenance crew member — the people who keep Meridian's power grid from folding under the city's perpetual load. The foundation is a flame-resistant (FR-rated) work shirt in sun-faded mustard yellow, long-sleeve, with pearl-snap closures rather than metal buttons to reduce arc hazard, double chest pockets with snap flaps, and a GridPatch utility patch embroidered on the left chest. The shirt's right cuff has been pre-modified with a velcro breakaway closure, a standard accommodation for workers with chrome forearm augmentation who need to quickly expose hardware. Over this, a lightweight FR-rated vest in charcoal with a mesh back panel for ventilation, four front pockets, and a broad strip of retroreflective tape across the upper back. The vest's rear collar has a reinforced loop for attaching a hardhat retention strap. Trousers are heavy-duty FR canvas in tan, straight-cut with gusseted crotch for full movement, a hammer loop on the left thigh, and multiple cargo pockets sealed with metal-free hook-and-loop closures. Boots are insulated, dielectric-rated (non-conductive) lace-up work boots in brown leather-analog with a composite (non-metal) toe cap. A yellow hard hat with a GridPatch decal rides on the head on-site, clipped to the vest when off. Nitrile-coated work gloves tuck into the vest pocket when not worn.