The Triton FPSO hull is equipped with full production processing trains: crude oil separation, gas compression and dehydration, produced water treatment, and water injection facilities for reservoir support. Subsea manifolds and flexible flowlines gather fluids from production wells in the Guillemot West, Bittern, and other associated fields. Crude oil is routed through two or more stages of three-phase separation, treated for water and solids, and stored in the FPSO hull tanks. Oil offloading is performed periodically by shuttle tankers. Associated gas is compressed, dehydrated, and exported through the Fulmar pipeline system to the St Fergus Gas Terminal onshore. Utilities include onboard power generation via gas turbines, fire and gas detection systems, and dynamic positioning/mooring via a turret mooring system. Produced water is treated to regulatory limits before overboard discharge, and injection pumps support reservoir pressure. Accommodation, control rooms, and safety systems support long-duration offshore operations.