GTI Joint Operations Center JOC 866.938.5510

Joint Operations Center Overhead View.
Yesterday’s nuclear plant is today’s GTI Joint Operations Center (JOC), currently in use as one of our nation’s premiere training sites for USSOCOM forces, Law Enforcement special operations, federal agencies, and Urban Search and Rescue Teams.
Joint Operations Center South Side
The GTI JOC has the capability to support complex Full Mission Profile training scenarios to test, train, and evaluate an entire Task Force or provide targeted skill set training from simple to the most difficult levels.
Joint Operations Center.
Because of its geographic location, it is naturally situated in a low visibility, discreet location, easily accessible by vehicle or rotor wing aircraft. Today’s replacement value of the facility is approximately $1 billion.
GTI's Rifle Range.
The Joint Operations Center offers the following Target Interdiction Skill Sets; High Angle Live Fire, Urban & Industrial Complex Hides/FFPs, 800 yard rifle range.
GTI's Pistol Range.
For live fire training requirements, the GTI JOC is Short Range Training Ammunition (SRTA) capable.
Surveillance
In the Surveillance course students will participate in practical exercises utilizing each of the surveillance methods incorporating foot surveillance with 2, 3 and 4 man surveillance teams. The course level gradually increases in difficulty culminating with a combination surveillance using 2 – 6 vehicles. The culmination practical exercise will be conducted in an urban area where students will utilize the techniques learned during the course.
ATFP Training
The Government Training Institute’s Anti-Terrorism Force Protection course is taught by retired U.S. Army Special Forces Soldiers with real world operational experience in conducting Force Protection and Counter / Anti-Terrorism Operations. The entire course incorporates the latest AARs and lessons learned from OIF and OEF, giving soldiers the most recent, intensive, and realistic training experience possible.
Training Site
The JOC offers several areas for training, including; single and multi-room entry points (corner, center and “L” shaped), hallways for clearing procedures (long halls, “T”, four-way and “L” intersections) and stairwells to develope clearing techniques (boxed, open and multiple landing).
Master Control Room
The JOC is North America’s only radiological sterile spent nuclear fuels (SNF) reprocessing station. Yesterday’s nuclear plant is today’s GTI Joint Operations Center, currently available as one of our nation’s premiere tactical training sites for WMD / CBRNE consequence management forces, DoD GPF and SOF communities, Federal agencies, and Urban Search and Rescue Teams.
Cat Walk
The GTI Joint Operations Center (JOC) is located in the South Carolina Advanced Technology Park, Snelling, SC Carolina, adjacent to the Department of Energy Savannah River Site, approximately five miles west of Barnwell, SC.
Rappel Tower from Rooftop
This Rappelling / Fast Rope Insertion course is designed to meet the needs of agencies with high angle rappelling capability and to teach students to safely and effectively utilize fast rope insertion systems. At the conclusion of this course students will have a working knowledge of tactical considerations for rappel operations, fast rope operations, safety checks, and air frame rigging procedures.
Fast Rope
In the Rappelling / Fast Rope Insertion course emphasis is placed on tactical rappel operations for hostage rescue, dynamic entry and port / cover operations along with static tower training and rotary wing platforms if available.
SWAT Training
The Basic SWAT course gives students instruction and practical application in SWAT operations including: High Risk Warrant Services, Vehicle Assaults, Citizen Team Member Recovery, and Ballistic/Mechanical Breaching. Students also receive a detailed block of instruction on Terrorism, as well as tactical considerations when dealing with a terrorist threat such as improvised explosive devices, and weapons of mass destruction.