Factory License Registration in Jharkhand

Under the Factories Act of 1948, in Jharkhand, the occupier needs to follow the steps given below to extend or construct a building:

• Step 1: Register and Fill Form 1 Open the official Jharkhand Single Window System and create an account. Fill a CAF (Combined Application Form) and apply for a “Factory Plan Approval” to proceed further.
• Step 2: Provide Details While filling up the Form 1, fill the required details:
  • Factory Basic Details
  • Applicants Details
  • Factory Address Details
  Upload all the required documents such as process flow chart, machinery layout, PAN, and address proof.
• Step 3: Site Visits There will be a site visit by the concerned Inspector of Factories, and if they send for online recommendations, then DCIF (Deputy Chief Inspector of Factories) will visit the site. They will send for final approval to the Chief Inspector of Factories.

Prepare all the necessary documents for a building plan approval and then, at the time of licensing and registration, to avoid delays at the last moment:

Government fees are calculated online via the Shramadhan portal (Government of Jharkhand). This fee depends on several factors such as total rated HP capacity of installed machinery, maximum number of workers on any day, KW of generating station, KW of transforming station.

Check the table below to understand the government fee in Jharkhand:

in Jharkhand, a Factory License is a legal requirement under the Factories Act, 1948, for establishments engaged in manufacturing processes and certain other specified activities. Obtaining a Factory License offers several benefits to both the government and the business owner:

• Legal Compliance: Obtaining a Factory License ensures that the business complies with the legal requirements outlined in the Factories Act. This helps in avoiding legal issues and penalties for non-compliance.
• Employee Welfare: The Factories Act includes provisions related to working hours, leave policies, and welfare amenities for workers. By obtaining a Factory License, a business demonstrates its commitment to the welfare of its employees.
• Insurance Coverage: Some insurance companies may require a valid Factory License as a prerequisite for providing insurance coverage to the factory. This can be crucial in mitigating financial risks associated with accidents or other unforeseen events.
• Access to Government Incentives: In some cases, having a valid Factory License may make the business eligible for government incentives, subsidies, or support programs aimed at promoting industrial growth and compliance with regulations.
• Facilitates Expansion: When a business plans to expand its manufacturing operations in Verna, Kundaim, Pilerne, Bicholim, Tivim, Corlim, Mapusa, Bicholim, and Sancoale, having a valid factory license is crucial. It streamlines the process of obtaining necessary approvals and permits for expansion.

In Jharkhand, a factory license provides several benefits to businesses and workers. It ensures the worker’s health and safety measures meet the expectations under the Factories Act, 1948. Let’s know more about its necessities in Jharkhand for factories:

• Grants permission to businesses to start a manufacturing unit anywhere in conforming areas without any restrictions.
• Keeps businesses and occupiers safe from court and legal cases with a valid certification.
• Avoids challenging situations for occupiers, including legal fines and imprisonment for years.
• Helps owners benefit from government schemes, bonuses, and incentives.
• Builds trust in the market and makes a strong brand reputation among competitors.
• Allows factories to apply for state subsidies and schemes offered by the stakeholders.

To apply for a factory license in Jharkhand, it is important to get a building plan approval, clear all NOCs, and get a registered occupier and manager profile.

The factories that fall into these categories are eligible for a factory license in Jharkhand:

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As per the Jharkhand Factories Rules, 1950, Substitution of sub-rule (2) of Rule 5, a factory license has a limited time, and it is necessary to apply for a renewal after expiration.

Operating a factory without a valid certification and permission is an offence under Section 92 of the Factories Act of 1948. It may result in temporary closure of factory operations until a license is granted.

Consequences of violating the law can include:

• Imposing a hefty fine of ₹ 1,00,000 for the employer and imprisonment up to 2 years.
• For repeat offences under Section 94, the penalty may extend to ₹2,00,000.
• If they continue to operate a factory without applying for a license, a fine of ₹1000 will be charged on a daily basis.

Obtaining a factory license is a crucial step to commence operations in Jharkhand, under the Factories Act of 1948. It helps to protect workers’ rights and to operate an entity independently without any legal risk.

Professional Utilities made the process easier for businesses to obtain a license anywhere in India. We handle the complete process from registration to granting a license and providing a building plan approval from the Chief Inspector of Factories.

We charge professional fees starting at ₹29,999/- only, exclusive of 18% GST. Occupiers can apply for a factory license anywhere in India, including Bihar, UP, Delhi, and Tamil Nadu.