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FORM NO.

1
(Prescribed under Rule 3)
Application for permission to construct, extend or take into use any building as a factory.
1.

Application for
(a)

constructing new building.

(b)

Extending an existing building

(c)

Taking into use any building


as factory
(Tick one or more as applicable)

2.

Applicants name and address :


(In block letters)

3.

Full name and postal address :


of factory.
a.

Name

b.

Address
(Town or village/Dist./Pin Code No.)

4.

5.

Please indicate also following details


a.

Nearest Police station distance.

b.

Nearest Railway Station or steamer Ghat

c.

Nearest Public Hospital.

a.

Whether already registered as factory

b.

If Yes, 1. Registration No.

Yes/No.

2. License No.
3. Date of renewal of License
c.

6.

Does it fall in hazardous category


under section 2(cb) ?

Yes/No.

d.

If so, has site been approved u/s 41 A?

Yes/No.

e.

If so, date of approval

Particulars of plant to be installed.


*To be enclosed only if the site has not been

appraised in terms of Section 41 A.

7.

Enclosures
a.

Flow chart of the manufacturing process

Yes/No.

b.

Brief description of the process in its various stages

Yes/No.

c.

Plan, in duplicate drawn to scale showing


i.

the site of the factory and immediate


surroundings including adjacent buildings
and other structures, roads, drains, etc.

ii.

Yes/No.

the plan, elevation and necessary cross-sections


of the various building indicating all relevant
details relating to natural lighting, ventilation
and means of escape in case of fire. The
plans shall also clearly indicate the position
of the plant and machinery, aisles
and passage ways

d.

Yes/No.

Such other particulars as required by the


Chief Inspector at the time of submission of
the application ,
Signature of applicant.

Name of applicant
(In block letters)

Date :

Telephone Number

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Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health


(DISH)

The main objective of the Directorate, Ind. Safety and Health is to ensure safety, health, welfare and working conditions
of workers working in factories and in construction works by effectively enforcing the provisions of the Factories Act the
Building & Other Const. Workers Act and other labour legislations. It is also to ensure the protection of rights of workers
and to redress their grievances.
The department supervises and advises in eliminating unsafe condition, actions and situations. It also wants to keep
constant watch on factories dealing with hazardous chemicals by way of regularly sampling and carrying out medical
check-up for workers employed in such processes.
The department has the objective of preventing any major industrial disaster with help of disaster control plans already
prepared for areas having more concentration of hazardous industries, also to promote the concept of mutual aid system
which would be useful especially to small-scale industries.
It is also the objective of the department to Act as a Friend, Philosopher and Guide to one and all in creating safe
working conditions.

Permissions and Licences


Note: If the factory is under construction then the Factory Plans are to be approved by DISH before commencement of
the construction. The changes if any are to be incorporated by submitting and obtaining approval of the revised plan.

Before commencement of the production the application is to be made to DISH for Factory License. The Factory License
is given for the specific period and need to be renewed from time to time.

FACTORY PLAN APPROVAL (Form - 1)

FACTORY REGISTRATION and LICENSE (Form - 2)

FACTORY LICENSE RENEWAL (Form - 3)

ASCC Service Offering:


ASCC will liaise with State Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health to help you with Factory Plan
Approval, Factory Registration and License and Renewal of Factory License as listed above required at
various stages while setting up your industry or change of activity by your industry or any expansion of
industry.

Supporting Documents
Note: Supporting document(s) like Building Stability Certificate are required when submitting application for Factory
License.

Building Stability Certificate

ASCC Service Offering:


ASCC works with Approved Civil Engineers to carry out structural audit of your factory and issues you a
Building Stability Certificate.

Safety Audit Service


Note: Safety Audit needs to be carried out yearly or half-yearly depending as per guideline from DISH. Detailed report of
Safety Audit needs to be submitted to DISH.
ASCC works with Approved Safety Audit firms to carry out detailed audit of your factory - machinery, cranes etc. There
are FOUR STAGES to an inspection (Safety Audit) Carried out by External Inspector (Chartered Engineer).
The first stage includes information gathering, the assembly of inspection tools and other preparations. This process
ensures that the members conducting the inspection are well informed about the area to be visited and better able to
identify hazards. Inspection tools include floor plans of the area, flow charts of the work process, checklists and other
records.

The second stage involves the physical inspection of the workplace or work area. It should involve talks with workers
and supervisors, the use of the inspecting member's senses, knowledge and training to help detect hazards and the use
of common sense to identify hazardous situations that could develop under certain conditions. Where hazards are
discovered during the inspection that immediately endanger the health or safety of a worker, the member should take
the steps required by law, and by the employer's health and safety program, to have the danger removed immediately.
This includes immediately reporting the situation to the employer. One purpose of the inspection is to verify that controls
installed as a result of a previous inspection are in place and are working properly. Immediately following the inspection,
the member should carry out third stage.
The third stage, which is review and writing of the report. The written report should state the place, date and time of the
inspection and name the person who conducted it. The findings of the report should describe the potential hazards
identified, classify them by priority categories and provide any other relevant information. Classification identifies those
potential hazards that need immediate attention. The report may draw conclusions about the potential hazards that have
been identified, and recommend controls to reduce or eliminate worker exposure to the potential hazard.
The fourth and the final stage, as per the government standards, the Safety Audit Engineer/Inspector will issue the
Safety Audit Certificate.

ASCC Service Offering:


ASCC works with Approved Safety Audit Firms to carry out detailed audit of your factory as per the
DISH guidelines.

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