CAPABILITIES / FLOOR → OFFICE → SOFTWARE

One problem can cross
five disciplines.

I can follow it from the physical process to the production plan, business records and software that supports the decision.

01

Industrial & physical

Start with what the machine and material are actually doing.

I combine trade knowledge with practical fabrication, maintenance and installation experience. That helps me recognise constraints before they become a system requirement.

Fabrication & installation

Boilermaking, structural steel and sheet metal; MIG, TIG and GMAW; drawings, fit-up, measurement and practical modelling.

Plant & maintenance

Pumps, pipework, conveyors, crushers, mills, screens, ovens, boilers, motors, bearings and gearboxes; hydraulic and pneumatic fault-finding.

Manufacturing processes

Laser cutting, CNC folding, fabrication, powder coating and industrial finishing. Preventative maintenance, breakdown response and contractor coordination.

See the site-to-installation case
02

Production & operations

A plan is only useful if the floor can run it.

I connect the schedule, people, materials, quality and maintenance around the delivery commitment.

Planning & capacity

Production sequencing, labour allocation, shifts, dependencies, mini-batches and bottleneck visibility.

Control & handovers

Work-in-progress, revision control, quality gates, traceability, priorities, escalation and dispatch readiness.

Leadership & reporting

Supervisor support, staff development, practical SOPs, WHS controls and reports that identify a decision or next action.

See the six-stage production case
03

Practical digital systems

Capture once. Make the next action obvious.

I build around how people actually work and the systems already in the business.

Operational models

Advanced Excel schedules, structured templates, dashboards and exception reports. Clear inputs, visible assumptions and useful outputs.

Automation & applications

Python, PowerShell, file and data processing, repeatable reporting and lightweight web tools.

Microsoft workflows

Forms, Power Automate, SharePoint and Teams; Power Apps and Power BI where they suit the task and existing environment.

Try the shift-aware scheduler
04

Governed AI construction

Useful intelligence. Clear limits.

I design where AI can read, propose or build, and where a person must verify and authorise.

Role separation

Planning, building and independent review; bounded work packages and explicit acceptance criteria.

Evidence & recovery

Git, hashes, test reports, state capture, failure records and recoverable starting points.

Controlled knowledge

Markdown and YAML instruction architecture, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Codex workflows, and read-only operational views.

See the DK2 internal delivery trial
05

Business translation

Connect the control to the consequence.

I turn an operational complaint into a clear requirement: what needs to change, who needs it and how we will know it works.

Follow the commercial flow

Quoting, procurement, materials, inventory, production, maintenance, dispatch, invoicing and customer communication.

Find the useful first step

Understand the cost of chasing, repeat failures, rework and unreliable status before choosing a platform.

Make it usable

Explain the system plainly, involve the people who will use it and hand over practical documentation and verification.

See how an engagement works

I build operational systems and decision support around the authorised people. Licensed engineering, electrical, legal and accounting work stays with the appropriate professional.

Start with the real problem

Where is the work getting stuck?

Tell me what should happen, what actually happens, and who ends up chasing it.

Describe the problem