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The British Healthcare Trades Association (BHTA) has welcomed Gibb Group as a new member.
Gibb Group provides medical service provision across multiple industries, operating in the UK and globally. The BHTA recently caught up with Karen Scott, Head of Clinical Services & Innovation at Gibb Group, to learn more about the organisation, its services, and the value of BHTA membership.
Gibb Group Medical & Rescue is part of a wider group called Gibb Group Limited, which is made up of four key divisions:
Gibb Group Medical & Rescue stives to keep people safe and operations running by delivering first-class turnkey solutions, with high-quality products and services.
Karen said: “Our ethos is built on safety, reliability, and innovation. We partner with leading organisations across energy, marine, and industrial sectors to deliver solutions that protect lives and enable operational success.”
Gibb Group works with airport and local authority fire and rescue services, and, since 2016, it has become one of the leaders in medical service provision for the renewable energy industry.
“Our market-leading EURIECA® programme of training, medical equipment, and clinical governance has been widely adopted in both onshore and offshore wind at home but also abroad in the US and Europe,” explained Karen. “We have ambitious plans to deliver the same services in the APAC region, where there is a growing wind energy market.”
Beyond its impact in the renewable energy industry, Gibb Group has also experienced major growth in its provision of offshore medics supporting wind farm organisations, where it deploys an experienced healthcare professional, complete with the equipment they require to do their role, to the point of injury.
Karen continued: “So we are the end users of a lot of the products we provide, as well!”
Founded in 2005 as Trauma & Resuscitation Services (Trauma Resus), the organisation began as a specialist provider of trauma training and clinical governance to the UK’s fire and rescue services.
In 2024, Trauma Resus was acquired by Gibb Group and now operates as its Medical & Rescue division. This acquisition enabled access to a broader global network, expanded training capability, and equipment supply across oil, gas, marine and renewable sectors.
Although the name has changed, the heart of the organisation remains the same, with the same people, principles and dedication to excellence.
Karen added: “Over two decades, we’ve built strong relationships with our customers, suppliers, and partners — and have been privileged to work alongside some of the most skilled and passionate professionals in the industry.”
One of the main reasons Gibb Group joined the BHTA was to access expert guidance on regulatory changes and product recalls, which can create uncertainty.
Membership also closely aligns with Gibb Group’s commitment to quality and professionalism.
Karen said: “It gives us a stronger voice in shaping industry standards and offers invaluable networking and knowledge-sharing opportunities.
“Being part of a larger association can strengthen our voice, but we are also hoping to bring our expertise and knowledge to the association as well and make a positive impact.”
Gibb Group prides itself on maintaining rigorous standards, reflected in its ISO accreditations and memberships of professional bodies.
Karen continued: “Additionally, our memberships in professional associations not only demonstrate our dedication to staying abreast of industry trends and best practices but also provide us with valuable networking opportunities and access to resources that further enhance our capabilities.
“These accreditations and memberships serve as a testament to our unwavering dedication to delivering the best services and products whilst upholding the highest standards of integrity and reliability, so BHTA was a natural alignment with our goals.”
Looking ahead, Gibb Group aims to continue expanding its Medical & Rescue offering in the UK and internationally. The company already operates across the UK, EU, USA, and APAC regions and is focused on growing its global customer base.
To support these ambitions, Gibb Group has recruited staff into international development roles.
Karen enthused: “We are excited to see where we are 12 months from now!”
To find out more about how the BHTA can support your business and how to become a BHTA member, visit this page.
The British Healthcare Trades Association (BHTA) has welcomed Urathon as a new member, which provides high-quality community equipment that helps people live more independently and comfortably.
The BHTA recently caught up with Lucy Carson, COO & Finance Director at Urathon, to learn more about the firm’s commitment to quality community equipment; future plans; and the value it sees in joining the BHTA’s trusted network that offers industry support, shared values, and opportunities for collaboration and development.
Lucy has gained experience across a diverse range of industries, from working with a company that owned a chain of 150 pubs and clubs, to a large corporate wire and cable manufacturing business, and more recently, a small local printing firm.
“My roles have always been rooted in finance and accounting, giving me a strong understanding of both large-scale operations and close-knit, community-driven businesses,” she explained.
Urathon is a community equipment provider that works with local authorities, healthcare providers, and retail partners to make sure its products truly meet the needs of the people who use them.
“Our focus has always been on quality, innovation, and care — making a real difference in everyday life,” Lucy said.
Urathon recently welcomed two university graduates to the team, who are helping elevate the provider’s marketing and social media presence while also supporting sales efforts. Lucy enthused: “It’s been great bringing in some fresh ideas and energy!”
Lucy explained when she came across the BHTA: “I first heard about the BHTA when I saw all the fantastic support they were offering following the collapse of NRS, and it really highlighted how valuable the association is to our industry.
“It showed me that the BHTA isn’t just about membership — it’s about community, guidance, and standing together as a sector.”
For Urathon, being a BHTA member means that the company is part of a trusted network that shares its values of quality, integrity, and professionalism.
The BHTA also provides timely access to industry insights, best practices, and networking opportunities that are not available elsewhere, which will all help Urathon grow and continue improving the services it offers to customers.
Urathon will be attending the OT Show for the first time this year and has just secured a bigger stand.
On 4 December, Urathon will be attending the British Healthcare Trades Industry Awards 2025, which provides an excellent opportunity to network and celebrate the healthcare industry’s success.
Urathon also recently achieved ISO 9001 accreditation, which is a huge milestone for the company and Lucy’s team.
Looking ahead, Urathon is excited to be launching some new and innovative products for the retail sector in 2026. The firm will be attending Naidex again next year with an even bigger stand.
Lucy also has a big aspiration for Urathon next year: “My goal is for Urathon to be nominated for a BHTA Award in 2026.”
To find out more about how the BHTA can support your business and how to become a BHTA member, visit this page.