Solberg-Maru's electrical infrastructure crews are among the most aug-heavy workforces in the Circuit tier — chrome arms and neural-linked diagnostic ports are practically standard issue after three years on the job. This rig is designed around that reality. The primary garment is a flame-resistant work shirt in slate blue, rated for arc-flash exposure, with Solberg-Maru's double-helix-and-bolt logo embroidered in silver on the right chest and the worker's name patch in white on the left. The shirt has aug-accommodation construction along both sleeves: the inner seam runs on a magnetic-snap track that opens fully from shoulder to cuff, allowing a chrome arm to clear without the shirt being removed. A voltage-rated insulated over-vest in charcoal goes over the shirt — padded chest and back panels, flat front zip, and a broad rear pocket that accommodates a personal arc-flash shield in rolled form. The trousers are Fenmark ToughSeam-style in slate blue to match, with built-in knee pads, multiple tool pockets, and a reinforced gusset. Boots are Penrose Weld-style: broad-toe, steel-cap, dielectric-rated, with a side-zip for speed. A hard hat in Solberg-Maru yellow clips to the vest's back ring when not worn, and a pair of voltage-rated gauntlet gloves hang from a D-ring on the left hip. The ensemble is completed by a slim-profile BCI port cover in matte black — a snap-on shield that protects the worker's neural port from electrical field interference on high-voltage sites.