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What is Factory Licence ?
Over time, the manufacturing industry has seen a steady boom in its growth throughout the country. Several schemes such as ‘Make in India’ have given an added spurt to this industry, which is now expected to be the 5th largest manufacturing country world over by the end of this year. To be able to safeguard the workers, and to affirm that factory owners are giving them a healthy and sound work environment, the Indian government has introduced the Factory Act 1948 which mandates that all factory owners should have their properties registered with the concerned authorities. The Factories and Boilers department is the designated body that ensures that workers are well taken care of.
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The Process to apply for Factory License
Pre-requisite
Pollution License from Haryana Pollution Control Board
Documents required for registrations:
- Authorized person Photograph and Signature
- Authorized person ID and Address proof
- MOA/AOA/COI in case of company form of business OR Partnership Agreement in case of LLP/Partnership firm
- List of raw material, by-products along with the quantity
- Business address proof- electricity bill/load sanction letter
- Process flow chart
- Site Plan (Map)
- Pollution license
Advantages of Getting a Factory License
Legal Benefits
The factory owner would be eligible to avail legal benefits provided by the government, depending on the scheme chosen.
Specified Provisions for Employees
Female and young workers are looked after under this in regards to salaries, health and safety, work conditions and the number of hours they put in.
Additional Matters
Holidays, leaves, number of hours, wages, enlisting of women, enlisting children, hiring, firing and many other factors are taken care of when one gets the factory license.
Productivity Enhancement
Complying under the guidelines set by the Factories Act 1948 further enhances the productivity of all the workers.
Equality
The license ensures that every employee under the establishment gets equal rights and treatment.
