Aurizon Muswellbrook
Overnight rail work, 22:00–06:00. Multiple Safeworking Officer shifts per week. Cat 1 medicals, ARTC network rules, Aurizon-specific safeworking competencies all enforced.
Parallax Industries Pty Ltd is the team behind ParallaxOS — the sovereign compliance operating system for Australian rail subcontractors. Engineered in the Hunter Valley. Pilot-ready for AusRail 2026.
There are around 2,400 rail subcontractors operating in Australia today. Most of them are still doing compliance with spreadsheets, paper forms, scanned PDFs, and email chains. The Avetta Monthly Pack — the supply-chain risk submission required by Tier 1 clients — takes most of them between two and five days every single month.
We've built the system that should already exist. ParallaxOS captures every timesheet with GPS and a cryptographic seal, knows every worker's exact compliance status across every network, generates the Avetta pack in three seconds, and pushes it directly to the API.
Our job is to give Australian rail subcontractors back the four working days every month they're currently spending on paperwork.
The platform is engineered against realistic Hunter Valley rail corridor scenarios — Muswellbrook, Singleton, Broadmeadow, Maitland, Newcastle. Six reference workers across three Tier 1 contract patterns. The demo dataset is the system being used during product readiness, AusRail demos, and pilot conversations.
Overnight rail work, 22:00–06:00. Multiple Safeworking Officer shifts per week. Cat 1 medicals, ARTC network rules, Aurizon-specific safeworking competencies all enforced.
Track maintenance and inspection contract. Cat 3 medicals, Track Maintainer and Lookout VoCs. SWMS returns tracked against weekly access windows.
Multi-week network inspection contract. Document Hub returns tracking surfaces five outstanding SWMS each week — chased automatically by SMS before the next access shift.
We're a Hunter Valley-based team building software for an industry we've actually worked in. Founder access by default while we scale.
The web prototype is the production admin portal. Mobile follows as a React Native app. PWA bridge gets us into the field tomorrow; native rolls in over the following twelve weeks.
Five rules we don't break.
Reduces glare on rail corridors. We tested under direct sun on the Hunter Line and at 04:00 in a tunnel. The dark base works in both conditions.
Critical interactions get the same colour as a hi-vis vest. High-visibility primary CTAs by design, not by accident.
60-pixel minimum touch targets for rigger gloves. We don't ship 32px buttons in field tools. Workers wear gloves; the UI knows it.
The orange offline banner is unmissable, not a subtle icon. When data is being sealed locally instead of synced, the user has the right to know loudly.
The NLP command bar lives in the topbar of every page. The AI panel slides from the right when invoked. Pull intelligence from Claude; push proactive alerts from specialist agents.