Texas A&M-RELLIS

The circuit training exercise track, located at the Texas A&M RELLIS Campus, is a 400-meter state-of-the-art outdoor track facility for training Central Texas Police Academy cadets. The L-shaped track includes 10 circuit training station, an all-weather, rubberized surface and park-style lighting. The new track is the first phase of a complete physical skills training center, part of a proposed capital improvement program for TEEX's Law Enforcement and Security.

The Simulation Prop Houses include four duplex homes, each representing a small two-bedroom home adapted for tactical training and simulations. Each house has one or more tactical breach doors allowing students to train for all types of forced-entry situations using a dynamic entry steel frame and door system easily adjustable and infinitely reusable. The interiors have been hardened to allow for several types of practical simulations, including high-risk entries, distraction devices, and defensive tactics scenarios.

The TEEX Firearms facility is a 20-station gun range equipped with computer-controlled moveable targets. It includes dual horizontal moving targets with shooting positions out to 75 yards. The range includes an environmentally friendly bullet trap designed to capture all fired rounds. The bullet trap is rated to handle all common police firearms up to and including 50 BMG rifles.* • Primary Range - 20 lanes with shooting points located at 10, 25, 50, and 75 yards • Secondary Range - 20 lanes and accommodates a point firing range of 5 to 30 yards from manually positioned targets • Stationary and auto-turning targets for use in traditional tactical firing training environments 1,300 square foot climate controlled classroom for 20 students • Covered pavilion with firearms cleaning stations * [a href= 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diFBwwHpmHA' ]Video[~a]

We offer the only commercially available Unexploded Ordnance Technician I (UXO) course originally recognized by the U.S. Department of Defense. Students utilize both the range and search grid to identify and locate surface and subsurface UXO using military and civilian detection devices, perform UXO excavation procedures, transport of UXO and demolition materials, preparation of firing systems for destruction operations, and more. ** [b]Demolition Range[~b] ** The TEEX demolition range includes a 24-pit training range with 15-pound net explosive weight (NEW) non-fragmentation capacity, four breaching door frames and a covered on-site classroom. This facility supports unexploded ordnance (UXO) technician training, explosives training for law enforcement, as well as research projects requiring testing and evaluation using explosives. • 12-acre site • 24 firing positions • 1,200 square foot classroom with storage • 4 station explosive breaching site • Explosives locker ** [b]Unexploded Ordnance Search Grids[~b] ** The UXO search grid consists of five distinct 100’ x 100’ grids laden with a variety of military ordnance and other “debris” capable of supporting realistic and challenging training scenarios for UXO Technician I trainees. The on-site classroom and UXO equipment storage facility is perfect for immediately transferring from the classroom environment to the field where participants can apply newly learned skills. • 10-acre site • 1,200 square foot classroom with storage • Heavy equipment search grid • 9 individual UXO practice grid ** [b]Humanitarian Deming Training Facility[~b] ** TEEX humanitarian demining training facility consists of a 200’ x 200’ “minefield” segregated into four sections designed for specific training scenarios: rigging drills, mine hunting exercises, vegetation and trip wire drill, and explosive remnants of war (ERW). This facility also offers a wooded booby-trap trail.

A vintage World War II hangar at the Texas A&M University RELLIS Campus was transformed into a state-of-the-art training facility for utility workers in the electric power and telecommunications industry. Classrooms in the new facility include state-of-the-art, interactive Smart boards, custom-built workbenches and cabinets, built-in audiovisual systems and automatic lighting.

The Wiatt Physical Skills Training Complex is a 10,500 square-foot indoor multi-use facility where defensive tactics and other aerobic training can be conducted along with a weight training area, showers, and locker rooms for students and staff. The complex incorporates a 400-meter state-of-the-art outdoor circuit training exercise track. The track includes 10 circuit training stations, an all-weather, rubberized surface, and park-style lighting. • 10,550 square feet -Aerobic conditioning gymnasium • 2,300 square foot weight training gymnasium -Men’s and women’s showers and locker rooms • 3,100 square foot multi-use area ** [a href=" /about-us/Wiatt-Building" ]Learn about the Robert E. "Bob" Wiatt[~a]

The TEEX live-fire shoot house is an all-weather indoor training facility. The rifle-rated shoot house provides a 360-degree ballistically safe environment designed for learning, teaching, and evaluating close-quarter skills such as room clearing and team tactics. The facility is equipped with cameras and recording equipment for after-action critiquing and video documentation of training.

TEEX has a long history of delivering training in emergency vehicle driving and provides one of the most dynamic courses available. The emergency vehicle driving track – with its 11 training stations – helps students learn to safely respond to incidents by giving them hands-on practice that builds confidence in their vehicle and individual performance skills in emergency driving situations. 52 acres of concrete and asphalt Skid Pad measure of 200’ x 350’ 1,300 square foot classroom with storage.

The pole-climbing field features 12 poles that support training for level-one training objectives. TEEX supplies personal fall arrest systems that meet all safety requirements of unqualified climbers. Students provide their own fall restraint devices, climbing equipment, and hand tools. This yard is maintained by TEEX to ensure poles are safe to climb as inspected by TEEX personnel.