Health, Safety, Environment & Quality (HSEQ)

Triton Transport Services operates to the highest national Health and Safety Standards.

Safety, accountability and compliance

Triton Transport undertakes to comply with all statutory requirements and, wherever possible, exceed industry standards through a program on continual improvement; Plan, Do, Check, Review.

Triton maintains for Heavy Vehicle Accreditation with Main Roads WA, through verification of Fatigue and Maintenance Management Modules compliance.

Triton HSEQ Management systems are aligned with:

• AS 4801:2001 Safety Management Systems
• AS/NZS ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Management Systems
• AS/NZS ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management Systems

The integrated HSEQ Management System is structured as follows;

• Policy and Leadership
• Risk Assessment and Hazard Management
• Legal obligations
• Training and competency
• Communication and consultation
• Fatigue management and fitness for work
• Operational control, client service and equipment maintenance
• Emergency response and control
• Incident, Near Miss and non-conformance reporting, investigation and corrective actions
• Evaluation of systems implemented
• Control of documents and records

Four focus areas for Triton are;

• NO injuries
• NO spills or release into the environment
• NO complaints from clients
• NO breaches of statutory requirements.

Equipment service and maintenance

All of our equipment is owned by Triton and maintained by dedicated Triton technicians, so we are always engaged with the condition of our fleet and the safety of our drivers. We have developed proven management and operational best-practice procedures for all of our transport operations.

Site-specific safety and training

All Triton trucks are equipped with appropriate mine specification accessories for entry onto West Australian mine sites. All personnel have the appropriate site-specific Personal Protective Equipment and are trained in the operation of the equipment in the fleet.

Chain of Responsibility

Triton Transport Services takes all reasonable steps to ensure compliance with the requirements of Chain of Responsibility (CoR) legislation for the transport of goods by road. All at Triton have undertaken training in their obligation in relation to CoR, and been actively involved in creating processes to ensure ongoing compliance.

With responsibilities in the central part of the transport chain, (packing, loading, driving and operating) Triton works closely with clients to ensure obligations end to end are met.