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Lead and develop an electrical crew
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Lead and develop an electrical crew: evidence task
Lead a paper-based huddle and quality review for one real assignment under your supervisor's authority.
Evidence to keep: A redacted huddle sheet, task board, quality note, feedback statement, and supervisor acknowledgment; no technical work instructions.
- The record identifies its source and review date.
- Confirmed information and unresolved questions are separate.
- Private records are retained by the member; any shared evidence is redacted.
- License and job-match worksheet (keep private): TDLR Verify a License check date | credential type | displayed status | restrictions or unresolved items | source pointer; then employer posting date | work location | stated crew-lead experience | site-management duties | evidence you already hold | evidence gap | supervisor question. Record the employer's wording rather than treating Foreman as a separate TDLR credential.
- Fictional example: Checked 2026-10-28; Journeyman status = active in a simulated record, restriction = none shown in the simulated record. Sample Employer A asks for documented daily huddles and quality handoffs at Site A; evidence = two redacted huddle notes; gap = no signed handoff review. Next action = ask the actual supervisor what evidence the employer accepts. This example is not a license lookup or a verified job posting.
- Keep the TDLR result, employer posting, and supervisor response as three separate sources. Mark an unknown license status or missing employer criterion as unresolved; do not infer eligibility, job authorization, or promotion from this worksheet.
- Crew-lead evidence matrix: capability | assignment and date | your actual responsibility | action you personally took | observable result | redacted source record | supervisor name or role | supervisor feedback date and wording | confirmed / disputed / missing. A paper rehearsal stays marked practice until a real source and supervisor review exist.
- STAR evidence card: Situation and scope | Task assigned by supervisor | Action you personally performed | Result observed | source pointer | what another person did | supervisor verification status. Keep claims about leading, training, safety review, and quality review separate so one example does not stand in for all capabilities.
- Fictional example: On a simulated small job, the learner prepared a huddle draft and noted one blocked material item; a supervisor role reviewed the draft, but no real crew was directed. Result = a corrected paper board. Evidence status = practice only, not verified crew-lead experience.
- First-month log: for each day record huddle ID, scope, owner, constraint, safety stop point, quality check, blocked item, escalation trigger, action owner, evidence pointer, and end-of-day result. For each week record supervisor feedback date, observed strength, correction requested, correction owner, follow-up date, and whether the prior correction was checked.
- Fictional four-week example: W1 establish a paper huddle and task board; W2 compare planned and observed status; W3 log one blocked item and escalation; W4 recheck the correction and prepare a supervisor review. Each week links to dated, redacted evidence. A supervisor acknowledgment is recorded only when actually received; an empty field is pending, never fabricated.
- Escalate to the responsible supervisor when a safety stop point, missing authorization, material constraint, scope change, or unresolved quality item affects the plan. A member progress mark shows exercise completion only; it does not establish crew authority or promotion.