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DO YOU NEED A FACTORY LICENSE?
- Ten or more workers engaged in manufacturing with power
- Twenty or more workers engaged in manufacturing without power.
If you hire the above number of workers: YES YOU NEED TO APPLY FOR FACTORY LICENSE!
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A factory is a facility engaged in manufacturing operations. It is classified as a Factory if it employs either 10 or more individuals using power-driven machinery or 20 or more individuals without the use of power.
The term “manufacturing process,” as outlined in Section 2(k), includes activities such as production, alteration, repairing, packaging, and otherwise treating any article among others.
Yes. Operating a factory without registration and a valid license is a penal offence under Section 92, which may result in a fine up to ₹1,00,000, imprisonment up to two years, or both.
Any individual overseeing operations at a facility, whether owned or leased that qualifies as a factory is deemed to be the “Occupier” and must obtain the relevant license.
Occupiers may include a person who have control over the factory. Occupier can be a proprietor, partner, director, or government officer nominated to manage factory operations, as described under Section 2(n). No other individuals are eligible for this designation.
Yes. The person submitting the application must be the designated Occupier. Applications submitted by others are subject to rejection, and the associated fee will not be refunded.
No. Establishments in non-designated or residential zones are prohibited from operating as factories, in accordance with Supreme Court directives.
Licenses may be issued for one, five, or ten years, depending on the applicant’s preference at the time of application.
Yes. If the details entered are incorrect and cannot be resolved within the prescribed time, the application will be rejected and the fee forfeited. Applicants should ensure accuracy during submission.
Yes. A new application may be filed, along with payment of the recalculated fee via the online system. A fresh reference number will be generated. Previous deficiencies must be corrected prior to resubmission.
No. Licenses are digitally signed and can be directly downloaded from the applicant’s user dashboard.