In embedded systems, high-level component-based design approaches have been proposed in order to allow specification and design of complex real-time systems. However, their final implementations mostly rely on the generation of code for generic execution platforms. On the other hand, a variety of Real-Time Operating System (RTOS), in particular when based on the Time-Triggered (TT) paradigm, guarantee the temporal and behavioural determinism of the executed software. However, these TT-based RTOS do not provide high-level design frameworks enabling the scalable design of complex safety-critical real-time systems. The goal of our work is to couple a high-level component-based design approach based on the RT-BIP (Real-Time Behaviour-Interaction-Priority) framework with a safety-oriented real-time execution platform, implementing the TT approach. Thus, we combine their complementary advantages, by deriving correct-by-construction TT implementations from high-level componentised models. To this end, we propose an automatic transformation process from RT-BIP models into applications for the target platform based on the TT execution model. This transformation is already partially implemented.