Factory License Registration
Factories Act, 1948 Compliance

Mandatory for all manufacturing units employing 10+ workers (with power) or 20+ workers (without power). We handle Plan Approval and License Grant from the Directorate of Factories & Boilers.

100%

Safety Assured

30-45

Days Time

5-Year

Validity Option

Essential for Industrial & Manufacturing Operations

Register Your Factory

Avoid Fines and Imprisonment.

PENALTY: Non-compliance can lead to a fine of up to ₹2 Lakhs, factory shutdown, and imprisonment.

Two-Stage Approval

1. Plan Approval

Before construction/occupancy, the factory building plan and layout must be approved by the Chief Inspector of Factories.

2. License Grant

After plan approval, the application (Form 2) is filed to get the license for manufacturing operations (valid 1-5 years).

Worker Safety

The license ensures proper ventilation, sanitation, and safety fencing of machinery as per the Act's guidelines.

License Packages

We simplify the complex filing process for all factories.

Building Plan NOC

Initial Stage Before Construction/Expansion
  • Form 1 Submission
  • Architect Plan Scrutiny
  • Stability Certificate Filing
  • Safety Report Drafting
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Form 2 Filing After Plan Approval
  • Form 2 Application
  • NOC from Fire Dept
  • Pollution Dept Consent (PCC)
  • Inspection Management
Select Plan

Hazardous Unit

Special Case Chemical / Explosives
  • Everything in License Grant
  • On-Site Emergency Plan
  • Health & Safety Policy
  • Explosive Dept NOC
Select Plan

Key Documents Required

This is a document-heavy process requiring:

Approved Factory Layout Plan (Architect Signed)
Fire NOC (No Objection Certificate)
Pollution Dept Consent (Consent to Establish/Operate)
List of Machinery, Raw Materials & Finished Goods
ID Proof of Occupier & Manager

7-Step Process

1

Plan Submission

Submit building plans to the Chief Inspector for approval.

2

NOC Collection

Obtain mandatory NOCs from Fire, Water & Pollution Control Boards.

3

Form 2 Filing

Submission of the formal license application (Form 2) online.

License Grant

Post-inspection, the license is granted, legally allowing operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is mandatory if your premises employs 10 or more workers with power, OR 20 or more workers without power, for any manufacturing process.
The 'Occupier' is the person who has ultimate control over the affairs of the factory (usually the Managing Director, Partner, or Proprietor). They hold the legal responsibility for compliance.
The license fee is calculated based on two main factors: **The number of workers employed** and **The total installed Horsepower (HP)** of the machinery. Fees vary significantly by state.

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