On-site range commissioning provides a unique opportunity for ATS Software, Hardware and Technical Maintenance Engineers to see first-hand the results of their hard work while delivering pragmatic solutions to the user needs in the field. Engineers are involved in every aspect of a project, from original design and development, to installation, integration, on-site testing, commissioning, training and official hand-over to the customer and ongoing system maintenance. All our Engineers, Maintenance and Installation staff gather invaluable

For the past two years ATS has been engaged by the Queensland Police to design, develop, install and test the range precinct at the Bob Atkinson Operational Capabilities Centre. Over that time ATS has designed and delivered one of the most advanced indoor range facilities in the world. ATS has provided the Technical and Physical Capabilities that provide Queensland Police entry level through to advanced shooting practices conducted in a safe and secure location. Shooting

ATS continues to support the ADF with range design & upgrades, repair & maintenance, software development and technology advances within the Profession of Arms. Australians supporting Australians. Click here to the video link

The OSAT is the culmination of months of technical configuration and the physical work to install and commission the range and demonstrating the capabilities and handover to the client. Using the required Shooting Practices, the OSAT will prove that the range functions as required to enable the customer to accept that the system performs in the manner it was designed. On successful completion, the range will be handed over to the customer and the project

Testing and Commissioning is essential to demonstrate compliance with the customer’s needs. This application requires a disciplined approach along with a deep understanding of the context of employment. The system will ensure all components of the range (Advanced Range Operating System (AROS), Target Lifter’s, Projectile Location Systems (PLS), Intelligent Visual Display Units (IVDU), Lane Initiators, Moving Targets and communications sub-systems) are all functioning as required. The requirements for the system are established early in the