Nevada Test & Training Range Safety & QA Services

ATI provides quality and safety-related program management support at the Nevada Test and Training Range which includes augmenting the three areas of range safety (Ground, Radiation, and Range), grade and log required training for contract and military personnel pertaining to radiation training, radioactive materials removal from target vehicles, create weapons profiles for the customers (various military units), and safety surveillance during special missions to ensure the operators are conducting missions safely. ATI staff were part of the escort team leading two Army M142 HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System), delivered by two Air Force C-17 aircraft, from a dirt runway to their designated firing point. ATI was responsible for the safety of the fire mission with no safety incidents, and then escorted the M142 HIMARS s back to the airstrip where they were loaded and flown back out.

ATI also managed the FALCO testing and development of a new weapons system which was created to find a more cost-effective way to shoot down aerial drones. These system tests were successful and led to implementation of the new system in the theater within two weeks. The success of the effort led to multiple Nevada Test and Training Range team members receiving medals.

ATI has created specialized Weapon Danger Zones that enabled service members' families to observe Close Air Support missions and live ordnance. This project also gave weapons school students a chance to inspect target areas prior to training, giving them the opportunity to develop effective attack strategies and evaluate weapons performance.