Custom LLM for Perth and Western Australia

Yes. Remote deployment is one of the use cases we specifically design for in Western Australia. When a site has limited or unreliable internet connectivity, we deploy the LLM on hardware at the site itself so inference runs locally without any cloud dependency. This is also the preferred approach for sites where OT network segmentation means cloud connectivity is not permitted. We size the hardware for your specific concurrency and query volume requirements during the assessment phase, and the system operates independently of any internet connection once deployed.

The Defence Industry Security Program imposes specific requirements on data handling, facility security, and personnel vetting. A custom LLM deployed under DISP-compatible architecture uses Australian sovereign infrastructure with no data transmitted offshore, documented data handling processes, and access controls aligned to your security clearance requirements. For organisations handling ITAR-controlled technical data, we can deploy an air-gapped configuration that satisfies the most stringent data handling requirements. We work with your Security Officer to ensure the deployment documentation satisfies DISP requirements.

Yes. Western Australia has a range of state-specific regulatory frameworks relevant to the dominant industries. For mining, this includes the Mines Safety and Inspection Act, the Mining Act 1978, and DMIRS guidance. For environment, the Environmental Protection Act 1986 and DWER requirements. For resources more broadly, the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act and State Agreement Act obligations for specific projects. The model is trained on the WA-specific regulatory environment relevant to your industry, so staff can query obligations in plain language without needing to be regulatory experts.

We have local engagement capability in Perth for scoping, deployment, and ongoing support. For most implementations, the knowledge ingestion and model configuration work is performed remotely with secure data transfer protocols, but initial scoping, site visits for remote deployments, and training sessions can be conducted in person in Perth. For large deployments in the resources sector, we engage WA-based subject matter experts familiar with the specific operational context of Pilbara, Goldfields, and South West operations.

FIFO knowledge continuity is one of the most compelling use cases for resources companies in WA. The challenge is real: skilled operators rotate on two-week cycles, and the knowledge in one crew's heads is not consistently transferred to the next. A custom LLM trained on your maintenance history, operating procedures, and technical documentation gives every incoming crew the same knowledge base from day one of their rotation. This is particularly valuable for unusual fault scenarios and for assets where the same technicians do not return on every cycle.

Yes. Native title and environmental approvals are significant components of the project approval process for WA resources operations. The model can be trained on your existing heritage survey reports, environmental management plans, mining proposals, and approval conditions to assist project teams with compliance monitoring, future approval preparation, and stakeholder communication. Given the sensitivity of heritage information, access controls for this category of documentation can be restricted to relevant roles, and the data handling approach aligns to FPIC principles and your existing obligations.