Luis Diaz, our Digital Construction Lead across QLD and NZ, is no stranger to innovation, and his latest initiatives showcase the future of how we train, plan, and operate.
One standout project? An immersive Virtual Training for Confined Spaces experience developed for a client. Instead of flipping through manuals, workers step inside a fully interactive virtual worksite where they identify hazards, make decisions, and navigate real-life procedures.
With every action tracked through our Learning Management System, this training transforms safety from a tick-box exercise into something memorable and measurable.
See how in the video below.
Luis doesn’t stop at training. He’s also raising awareness about the exponential energy demands of advanced AI systems. With megaclusters projected to consume over 600 TWh by 2030, there’s a critical need, and opportunity, for investment in sustainable energy infrastructure, especially here in Australia.
Training a single large language model uses the electricity equivalent to powering over 250 Australian homes for a year
In 2025, AI megaclusters are projected to consume approximately 100 TWh of energy globally, as shown in the chart below.
This consumption is expected to grow exponentially, reaching 606 TWh by 2030. This sharp increase highlights the escalating energy demands driven by advanced AI models and infrastructure development.
In Australia, this rise in energy demand presents both challenges and opportunities.
Challenges
Opportunities
And when it comes to productivity, Luis is championing smart tools like Microsoft Copilot. Whether it's summarising long email threads in Outlook or generating meeting recaps in Teams, Copilot is helping teams stay focused on what really matters.
From construction sites to cloud systems, Luis is shaping a future where safety, sustainability, and smarter workflows go hand in hand.
Discover how our digital construction experts are transforming project delivery.
