What medical services can Triton provide?+
Triton can provide Occupational Health, workforce wellbeing, onsite clinical care, emergency medical and pre-hospital response, drug and alcohol testing and associated clinical governance arrangements, configured around the client's operational requirements.
Can Triton provide Occupational Health on a major project?+
Yes. Triton can establish embedded project-based Occupational Health capability, including fitness-for-work support, health surveillance, management referrals, health screening, case management and workforce wellbeing services.
Can Paramedics deliver Occupational Health services?+
Suitably trained and competent Paramedics can undertake defined elements of Occupational Health and workplace healthcare within their professional scope of practice. The activities undertaken depend on individual competence, training and the clinical governance framework in place.
Can you provide 24/7 medical cover?+
Yes. Triton can develop rotational staffing models providing continuous onsite medical capability where required by the project's risk profile and operating model.
Can medical services integrate with emergency response?+
Yes. This is a key feature of Triton's model. Medical personnel can work alongside Emergency Response Teams under coordinated plans, clinical pathways, exercises and escalation arrangements.
Can you use an existing site medical facility?+
Yes. Services can operate from existing client facilities, or Triton can support the development of the required medical capability, including equipment, consumables and stock-management arrangements where required.
Do you provide drug and alcohol testing?+
Yes. Testing programmes can include pre-induction, random, for-cause and post-incident testing, subject to the client's policy and agreed testing protocols.
How is clinical governance managed?+
Clinical governance arrangements are established around the scope of service and may include competency frameworks, clinical procedures, defined scopes of practice, audit, referral pathways, incident review and appropriate professional clinical oversight.
