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AHJ is "Authority Having Jurisdiction", which is the inspector or building official.

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AHJ= Authority Having Jurisdiction.

If this was a commercial electrician's job, he is no doubt violating the Code with his gutter installations everywhere he goes.
If there are more than 30 current carrying conductors in any cross-section of a metallic gutter or wireway, they must be derated per ('02) 310.15(B)(2)(a).
See 366.7(A) and 376.22


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