Since 1990, ATR has helped organizations in high-risk industries create, manage, execute, and continuously improve mission-critical procedures.
Today, ATR SmartProcedures connects governed procedure management with frontline execution, turning everyday work into operational intelligence that strengthens safety, compliance, consistency, and performance.
ATR was founded in 1990 with a focus on improving process safety through human performance, effective training, and better use of technology. Our earliest product, the TDC3000 Expert-Trainer, was one of the first interactive training tools designed for complex industrial operations.
Since 2005, SmartProcedures has been at the center of ATR’s work. What began as a better way to create and manage procedures has evolved into a connected platform for governing procedure content, guiding frontline execution, capturing operational data, and continuously improving how work is performed.
Today, ATR combines decades of procedure expertise with modern connected worker technology to help organizations digitalize the complete procedure lifecycle, from creation and approval through execution, review, improvement, and training.
ATR exists to make mission-critical work safer, clearer, and more consistent. We believe frontline workers should always have access to current, approved, human-factored guidance at the point of work, without relying on outdated documents, disconnected systems, or tribal knowledge.
We also believe procedures should do more than document how work is supposed to happen. They should guide execution, capture what actually happened, and provide the operational intelligence organizations need to reduce risk and continuously improve.
That is why we built SmartProcedures: to connect procedure management with frontline execution and turn procedures into living operational assets.
Go beyond digital documents. ATR SmartProcedures® connects people, processes, and operational data to help ensure mission-critical work is performed safely, consistently, and efficiently.
Every execution becomes an opportunity to learn, improve, and build the foundation for AI-ready operations.