THE KERALA FACTORIES RULES, 1957
THE KERALA FACTORIES RULES, 1957DEPARTMENT OF FACTORIES & BOILERSKERALA
THE KERALA FACTORIES RULES, 1957DEPARTMENT OF FACTORIES & BOILERSKERALA
THE KERALA FACTORIES RULES, 1957CHAPTER IPRELIMINARYRulesPages1Short title, extent and commencement12Definitions1Rule under Section 2 (ca)2ACompetent Person2Form of application for grant of certificate of competency to a person under sub-rule(1) of rule 2AForm of application for grant of certificate of competency to an institution under subrule (2) of rule 2AForm of certificate of competency issues to a person or an institution in pursuance torule 2A made under section 2(ca) read with sectionSchedule3467Rules under Subsection (1) (aa) of Section 63Approval of site, construction or extension of a factory114Application for registration and grant of licence.125Grant of licence126Amendment of licence.137Renewal of licence138Transfer of licence149Procedure on death or disability of licensee1410Issue of duplicate licence.1511Payment of fees.1512Notice of occupation.1512ANotice of change of Manager.1512BGuidelines, instructions and records.-1512CRegister of factories1512DSuspension of licence15CHAPTER IIINSPECTING STAFFRule under Sub-Section (1) of Section (8)13Appointment of Inspectors16Rules under section 913APowers of Inspectors.Department of Factories & Boilers, Kerala16i
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPagesRules under sub-section (4) of section 1014Duties of certifying Surgeon.16CHAPTER IIIHEALTHExemptions under sub-section (2) of section 1115Cleanliness of walls and ceilings.18Register under sub-section (1) of section 1116Record of whitewashing etc19Rules under sub-section (2) of section 1217Disposal of trade wastes and effluents1917ALimits of temperature and air movement20Rules 18 to 28 under sub-section (1) of section 1518When artificial humidification not allowed2219Provision of hygrometer2220Exemption from maintenance of hygrometer2321Copy of Schedule to Rule 18 to be affixed near every hygrometer.2322Temperature to be recorded at each hygrometer2323Specifications of hygrometer2324Thermometers to be maintained in efficient order2425An inaccurate thermometer not to be used without fresh certificate2426Hygrometer not be affixed to wall, etc., unless protected by wood2427No reading to be taken within 15 minutes of renewal of water2428How to introduce steam for humidification.2429Deleted25Rules 30 to 33 under sub-section (4) 1730Lighting of interior parts.2531Prevention of glare2532Power of Chief Inspector to exempt2533omitted25Rules 34 to 39 under sub-section 4 of Section 1834Quantity of drinking water2535Source of supply26Department of Factories & Boilers, Keralaii
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPages36Means of supply2637Cleanliness of well or reservoir2638Report from Health Officer2639Cooling of water26Rules 40 to 49 under sub-section (3) of section 192740Latrine Accommodation2741Latrines to conform to Public Health requirements2742Privacy of latrines2743Sign boards to be displayed2744Urinal accommodation2745Urinals to conform to Public Health requirements2746Certain latrines and urinals to be connected to sewerage system2847White-washing, Colour-washing or latrines and urinals2848Construction and maintenance of drains2849Water in latrines28Rules 50 to 52 under sub-section (2) of Section 2050Number and location of spittoons2851Type of spittoons2852Cleaning of spittoons28CHAPTER IVSAFETYRules 53 to 69 under sub-section (2) of Section 2153Any guard specified to be deemed to be fencing2954Certain parts of machinery to be fenced2955Certain parts of machine tools to be fenced.2956Emery and abrasive wheels to be provided with an iron cover guard2957The floor round every machine to be in good repair and non-slippery2958Important pulleys to be provided with belt hangers2959Driving straps of fast and loose pulleys to have suitable string gear29602961Lubrication of bearing, etc., of running belts to be done only by experience or trainedpersonsService Platforms to be provided for overhead shafting62Machinery in motion not to be cleaned with cotton wastes, etc., held in hand30Department of Factories & Boilers, Keralaiii29
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPages63Shafting ladders3064Certain workers to be supplied with certain clothing free of charge30653067Belts, etc., of machinery requiring attention when in motion to have safe andconvenient accessAdditional weights not to be placed on safety valve of any boiler except with writtensanctionGear wheels of cashew roasting drums to be covered68Display of pictorial safety posters3069The Chief Inspector’s decision in regard to measures to be taken for the protection ofmachinery finalRule under sub-section (1) of Section 223069AThe register of specially trained workers shall be in Form No.3430663030Rule under sub-section (2) of Section 2370Employment of young persons on dangerous machines30Rule under sub-section (3) of section 2671Part of machines deemed to be guarded by the makers31Rule under Section 2872Hoists and lifts.31Rules under sub-section (2) of Section 2973Inspection of lifting machines, chains ropes and lifting tackles3174Pressure Vessels or Plant3374AWater-sealed Gasholder37Rules under sub – section (2) of Section 3475Excessive weight38Rules under section 3576Protection of eyes39Rules under sub-section (6) of section 3677Minimum dimension of manholes40Rules under sub-section (5) of section 3778Exemptions41Rules under sub-section (1) of section 3879FireDepartment of Factories & Boilers, Kerala42iv
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPagesSpecial rules for match factories80In match factories51Rules under section 4181Further safety precautions.52Schedule I Textile machinery except machinery used in jute mills52Schedule IICotton ginning58Schedule IIIWood-working machinery58Schedule IV Rubber mills6081ABuilding and structures6181BMachinery and plant6181CMethod of work6181DStacking and storing of materials, etc6181EReaction Vessels and Kettles6181F6181GThe Qualifications, conditions of service and duties of Safety Officers shall be asfollowsExamination of eye sight of certain workers.81HRailways in factories.6481 ISafety Committee.6781JQuality of Personal Protective Equipments6881KProtective Equipments6981LOvens and Driers6981MThermic fluid heaters.7164Rules under Sub-section (1) of Section 41 A81AASite Appraisal Committee72Format of Application to The Site Appraisal Committee73Rules under Section 7A (3), 41B (2) and 11281ABHealth and Safety Policy76Rules under Section 41B Material Safety Data Sheet81ACCollection, development and dissemination of information77Material Safety Data Sheet Sample Model7881ADDisclosure of information to workers8081AEDisclosure of information to the Chief Inspector.80Department of Factories & Boilers, Keralav
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPages81AFInformation on Industrial wastes.8081AGReview of the information furnished to workers etc8181AHConfidentiality of information.81Rules under Sections 41B, 41CSpecific Responsibility of the Occupier in Relation to Hazardous Process81AIMedical Examination.8181AJOccupational Health Centres.82Equipment for Occupational Health Centre in Factories8381AKAmbulance Van8481ALDecontamination facilities8581AM Making available Health Records to workers8581ANQualification, etc. of Supervisors8681AOIssue of guidelines86Special Rules for jute Mills82Site of feed tables and protective devices in Jute Mills86Special rule for Tea Factories8386The roll table to be fenced and brushes for sweeping the roll table to be provided86Special rules for Brick and Tile works84Finger guard to be provided at the feed and of every revolving press8784ASpecial rules on ship building and ship repairing87Access and Staging88Further precautions against fall of Persons, Materials and Articles92Raising and Lowering93Precautions against asphyxiation, injurious fumes or explosions94Precautions in use of Electrical Energy99Miscellaneous Safety Provisions100Protective Wear101Health and Welfare101Training and Supervision103Special rule for decorticating factories10384ADepartment of Factories & Boilers, Keralavi
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRules85PagesThe beater arms and feed mouth of decorticator to be guarded.103Printing Presses86103Guards to platen and guillotine machine103Special rule relating to Electric Fittings87104Protective measures against danger from electrical shock10487A87B104Protective measures relating to Fragile Roofs104CHAPTER VWELFARERules under sub-section (2) of section 4288Washing facilities105Rules under section 4388AFacilities for storing and drying clothing106Rules under sub-section (1) of section 4589First aid appliance10689ANotice regarding first aid10890Ambulance room108APPENDIX II(See Rule 89)Instruction for handling emergencies110Rules 91 to 97 under section 4691Canteen11292Dining hall.11393Equipment.11394Prices to be charged11394ASupply of balanced diet in the canteen.11495Account11496Managing Committees.11496AMedical inspection of canteen staff11597Relaxation of rule in the case of centralized cooking115Rules under Section 4798Shelters, rest rooms and lunch rooms.Department of Factories & Boilers, Kerala115vii
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPagesRules 99 to 102 under sub-section (3) of Section 4899Creches116100Wash room.117101Supply of milk and refreshment.118102Clothes for crèche staff.-118102AExemption from the provision of crèche118CHAPTER VIWORKING HOURS OF ADULTSRule under sub-section (2) of Section 53103Compensatory Holidays.119Rules under Section 59104Muster roll for exempted factories.119105Restriction of double employment120Notice under sub-section (8) of section 61106120Notice of periods of work for adults.120Register under sub-section (2) of Section 62107120Register of adult workers.120Rules 108 to 110 prescribed under Section 64108120110Persons who hold position of supervision or management or are engaged inconfidential position in a factoryList to be maintained of persons holding confidential position or position ofsupervision or management.Exemption of certain adult workers111Exemption to women working in fish curing and fish canning or fish freezing factories135109121121CHAPTER VIIEMPLOYMENT OF YOUNG PERSONSNotice under sub-section (3) of section 72112Notice of period of work for children136Register under Sub-section (2) of section 73113Register of child workers136CHAPTER VIIILEAVE WITH WAGESRules 114 to 121 under sections 83 and 112114Leave with wages register.136115Leave book and attendance card136Department of Factories & Boilers, Keralaviii
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPages116Medical Certificate137117Notice by workers137118Grant of leave with wages137119Payment of wages if the worker dies137120Register to be maintained in case of exemption under section 84137121Calculation of cash equivalent of advantage accruing through the concessional sale offood grains and other articles.CHAPTER IXSPECIAL PROVISIONSRule under Section 87137122Dangerous manufacturing process or operations138Schedule 1 Manufacture of aerated waters and Processes incidental thereto140Schedule II Electrolytic plating or oxidation of metal articles by use of an electrolytecontaining acids, Bases or salts of metal such as chromium, nickel, cadmium, Zinc,copper, silver, gold etc.Schedule III Manufacture and Repair of Electric Accumulators140Schedule IV Glass Manufacture146Schedule V Grinding or glazing of metals and Processes incidental thereto148Schedule VI Manufacture and treatment of lead and certain compounds of lead150Schedule VII Generating Petroleum Gas from Petrol153Schedule VIII Cleaning or smoothing, roughening, etc., of articles, by a jet of sandmetal shot or grit, or other abrasive propelled by a blast of compressed air or steamSchedule IX Liming and tanning of raw hides and skins and Process incidentaltheretoSchedule X Printing press and type foundries – certain Lead process carried onthereinSchedule XI Manufacture of Pottery153Schedule XII Part 1 Chemical Works164Part II General Requirements165Part- III Fire and Explosion risks171Part IV Risks of Toxic Substances.172Part V Special Provisions173Part VI Medical Requirements175Part VII Additional Welfare Amenities176Part VIII Duties of workers.177Part IX Restriction on the employment of young persons under 18 years of age andwomen178Department of Factories & Boilers, Keralaix143157159161
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPagesPart X Exemption178Schedule XIII Manipulation of Stone or Any Other Material Containing Free Silica180Schedule XIV Handling and processing of Asbestos, manufacturing of any article ofAsbestos and any other process of manufacture or otherwise in which Asbestos is usedin any formSchedule XV Handling or Manipulation of Corrosive Substances182Schedule XVI Processing of Cashew nut188Schedule XVII Compression of oxygen and hydrogen produced by Electrolysis ofwater.Schedule XVIII Process of Extracting Oils and Fats from Vegetables and AnimalsSources in Solvent Extraction PlantsSchedule XIX Manufacture or manipulation of manganese and its compounds190Schedule XX Manufacture or Manipulation of Dangerous Pesticides196Schedule XXI Manufacture, handling and usage of benzene and Substancescontaining benzeneSchedule XXII Manufacturing Process or Operation in Carbon Disulphide plant200Schedule XXIII Manufacture or Manipulation of Carcinogenic Dye Intermediates206Schedule XXIV Operations involving high noise levels.210Schedule XXV Manufacture Of Rayon By Viscose Process212Schedule XXVI Highly Flammable Liquids And Flammable Compressed Gases217Schedule XXVII Operations In Foundries218PART –B Schedule I Dyeing, Stencilling And Painting Of Mats, Mattings AndCarpets In Coir And Fibre FactoriesSchedule II Cellulose Spraying224Schedule III Graphite Powdering And Incidental Processes225Schedule IV Curing, Canning Or Other Processing Of Fish226186191193203225Rules under section 88123Notification of Accidents and Dangerous Occurrences227Rules under Sub-Section (1) Of Section 89124Notice of poisoning or disease228CHAPTER XSUPPLEMENTALRule under Sub-Section (1) of Section 107125Procedure in appealsDepartment of Factories & Boilers, Kerala229x
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPagesRule under Sub-Section (1) of Section 108126Display of notices230Rule Under Section 110127Returns230Rule under Section 109128Service of notice230Rules 129 to 134 under Section 112129Information required by the Inspector231129APermissible levels of certain chemical substance in work environment231130Muster Roll236131Register of accidents and dangerous occurrences236132Maintenance of Inspection Book237133Particulars of rooms237134Posting of certain notice in work rooms237Rules 135 to 206 under section 87, relating to Chemical ns238General – Rules 138 to 152138Housekeeping238139Improper use of chemicals238140Storage of food238141Testing238142Process hazards.238143Unauthorized s and valves239147Manholes239148Emergency instructions239149Protection of certain mixtures.239Department of Factories & Boilers, Keralaxi
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957ContentsRulesPages150Electrical apparatus239151Place of work239152Packing, storage and transport of chemicals239Fire And Explosion Risks - Rules 153 To 171153Site240154Isolation of building240155Fire resistance240156Dangers of ignition (including lighting installation)240157Non-sparking tools240158Static electricity241159Lightning condition241160Process heating241161Escape of materials.241162Leakage of inflammable liquids241163Cleaning of empty containers241164Storage of combustible materials241165Installing of pipe lines for inflammable liquids241166Packing of reaction vessels.241167Safety valves242168Vigorous or delayed reactions242169Examinations, testing and repair of plant242170Alarm systems242171Further precautions242Acid, Gas, Vapour, Fume Or Dust Risks-Rules 172 To 183172Escape of gases, etc242173Danger due to effluents242174Staging.242175Instruction as regards risk.243176Breathing apparatus.243177Treatment of persons243178Personal protective equipment243Department of Factories & Boilers, Keralaxii
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957Contents179Cloakrooms243180Special bathing accommodation244181Entry in to vessels244182Examination and Repair of plant.244183Storage of acid carboys244Corrosive Or Deleterious Substances Risks-Rules 184-191184Buildings.244185Leakage244186Precautions against escape245187Drainage245188Covering of vessels245189Ventilation245190Means of escape245191Treatment of personal245Maintenance duties of workers, facilities andMedical examination – rules 192-198.192Maintenance246193Washing facilities246194Mess -room facilities246195Ambulance room246196Medical Personnel247197Medical Examination247198Duties of workers247Special Process Rules 199 To 206199Application250200Entry into gas tar or coal tar still.250201Entry into bleaching powder chambers250202Special precautions for nitro and amido processes250203Precautions during caustic grinding, etc251204Chlorate manufacture251205Restrictions on the employment of young persons and women251206Duties of employees.- Every person employed251207The Travancore –Cochin Factories Rule, 1952251Department of Factories & Boilers, Keralaxiiixiv
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957Chapter IGOVERNMENT OF KERALALabour and Local Administration DepartmentNOTIFICATIONNo. D Dis. 4373/57/L and L.A.D dated Trivandrum 12th December 1957In exercise of the powers conferred by section 112 of Factories Act, 1948 (Central Act LXIII of1948), the Government of Kerala hereby make the following rules, the same having been previouslypublished as required by section 115 of the said act.THE KERALA FACTORIES RULES, 1957CHAPTER IPRELIMINARY1.Short title, extent and commencement:(1)These rules may be sited as the Kerala Factories Rules, 1957.(2)These rules shall extent to the whole of the State of Kerala.(3)These rules except rules 29 to 33, 81, 88, 91 to 102 and 122 shall come into force at once andrules 29 to 33, 81, 88, 91 to 102 and 122 shall come into force on such days as are specifiedtherein2.Definitions:In these rules unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context –(a)“Act” means the Factories Act, 1948.(b)“Appendix” means an appendix append to these rules.(c) “Artificial humidification” means the introduction of moisture into the air of a room by anyartificial means whatsoever ; except the unavoidable escape of a steam or water vapour into theatmosphere directly due to a manufacturing process:Provided that the introduction of air directly from outside through moistened mats or screensplaced in opening at times when the temperature of the room is [26.5 0C] or more, shall not bedeemed to be artificial humidification.(d)“Belt” includes any driving strap or rope.(e)“Degrees” (of temperature) means degrees on the [Celsius] scale.(f)“District Magistrate” includes such other official as may be appointed by the State Governmentin that behalf.(g)“Fume” includes gas or vapor.(h)“Health officer” means the municipal health officer in a municipality or corporation, theDistrict Health Officer concerned in any area within the jurisdiction of a district board orPanchayath or such other officer as may be appointed by the State Government for any area in thatbehalf irrespective of whether such area is within the limits of a municipality or the jurisdiction ofa district board or Panchayath.(i)“Hygrometer” means an accurate wet and dry bulb hygrometer conforming to the prescribedconditions as regards constructions and maintenance.(j)[omitted](by GO(Rt) 1786/79 L&H dt.17-12-1979).(k)“Maintained” means maintained in an efficient state, in efficient working order and in goodrepair.Department of Factories & Boilers, Kerala1
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957Chapter I(l)“Manager” means the person responsible to the occupier for the working of the factory for thepurposes of the Act.(m)“Family” means the wife, son, daughter, father, mother, brother or sister of the owner of any placewherein a manufacturing process is carried on and who lives with or is dependent, on such owner.(n)“Local authority” means the commissioner in the case of an area within the limits of aMunicipality or Corporation, the executive officer in the case of an area within the Jurisdiction ofa Panchayath and the president of a District Board in the case of any other area.(o)"Public Health authority” means the Local Health Officer having jurisdiction over the area.(p)“Competent authority” means the Chief Inspector or an authority notified by the StateGovernment from time to time for the purpose of Registration and grant of licence, renewal,amendment, transfer and issue of duplicate licence to factories.Rule under Section 2 (ca)2A. Competent Person(1) The Chief Inspector may recognize any person as a ‘competent person’ within such area and forsuch period as may be specified for the purpose of carrying out tests, examinations, inspections andcertification for such buildings, dangerous machinery, hoists and lifts, lifting machines and liftingtackles, pressure plant, confined space, ventilation system and such other process or plant andequipment as stipulated in the Act and the Rules made thereunder, located in a factory, if such aperson possesses the qualifications, experience and other requirements as set out in the scheduleannexed to this Rule:Provided that the Chief Inspector may relax the requirements of qualifications in respect of a‘competent person’ if such a person is exceptionally experienced and knowledgeable, but not therequirements in respects of the facilities at his command:Provided further that the ‘Competent person’ recognized under this provision shall not be above theage of 62 and shall be physically fit for the purpose of carrying out the tests, examination andinspection.(2) The Chief Inspector may recognize an Institution of repute having persons possessingqualifications and experience as set out in the schedule annexed to sub rule(1) for the purpose ofcarrying out tests, examinations, inspections and certification of buildings, dangerous machinery,hoists and lifts, lifting machines and lifting tackles, pressure plant, confined space, ventilation systemand such other process or plant and equipment as stipulated in the Act and the Rules made thereunder, as a competent persons within such area and for such period as may be specified.(3) The Chief Inspector on receipt of an application in the prescribed form from a person or aninstitution intending to be recognized as a ‘competent person’ for the purposes of this Act and theRules made thereunder shall register such application and within a period of sixty days of the date ofreceipt of application, either after having satisfied himself as regards competence and facilitiesavailable at the disposal of the applicant recognise the applicant as a ‘competent person’ and issue aDepartment of Factories & Boilers, Kerala2
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957Chapter Icertificate of competency in the prescribed form or reject the application specifying the reasonstherefor.Every application for recognition or renewal of recognition of competent person shall beaccompanied by a treasury chalan receipt towards the remittance of the prescribed fee shown inAppendix II.(4) The Chief Inspector may, after giving an opportunity to the competent person of being heardrevoke the certificate of competency,(1) if he has reasons to believe that a competent person(a) has violated any condition stipulated in the certificate of competency; or(b) has carried out a test, examination and inspection or has acted in a manner inconsistentwith the intent or the purpose of this Act or the Rules made thereunder ; or has omitted to actas required under the Act and the Rules made there under ; or(ii) for any other reason to be recorded in writing.Explanation.- For the purpose of this Rule, an institution includes an organization.(5) The Chief Inspector may, for reasons to be recorded in writing, require recertification of liftingmachines, lifting tackles, pressure plant or ventilation system, as the case may be which has beencertified by a competent person.Form of Application for Grant of Certificate of Competencyto a Person under Sub-Rule (1) Of Rule 2A:1Name2Date of Birth:3Name of the Organization (if not self-employed):4Designation:5Educational qualification:(copies of testimonials to be attached)Details of professional experience (in Chronological order)Name of thePeriod of ServiceDesignationorganization7Membership if any, of professional bodies8(i) Details of facilities(examination, testing etc.) at hisdisposal:(ii) Arrangements for calibrating and maintainingthe accuracy of these facilities:Purpose of which competency certificate is sought:(section or sections of the Act should be stated)9Department of Factories & Boilers, KeralaArea ofResponsibility:3
The Kerala Factories Rules, 195710Chapter I11Whether the applicant has been declared as competent:person under any statue (if so, the details)Any other relevant information:12Declaration by the applicantI . hereby declare that the information furnished above is true.I undertake(a) that in the event of any change in the facilities at my disposal (either addition or deletion) or myleaving the aforesaid organization, I will promptly inform the Chief Inspector ;(b) to maintain the facilities in good working order, calibrated periodically as per manufacturer’sinstructions or as per National Standards ; and(c) to fulfill and abide by all the conditions stipulated in the certificate of competency andinstructions issued by the Chief Inspector from time to time.Place :Date :Signature of the applicant.Declaration by the Institution (If Employed)I, . certify that Shri . whose details are furnished above, isin our employment and nominate him on behalf of the organization for the purpose of being declared as aCompetent Person under the Act. I also undertake that I will(a) notify the Chief Inspector in case the Competent Person leaves out employment;(b) provide and maintain in good order all facilities at his disposal as mentioned above;(c) notify the Chief Inspector any change in the facilities(either addition or deletion).Place :Date. :SignatureName and designation,Tel No.Office SealForm of Application for Grant of Certificate of Competency toan Institution under Sub-Rule (2) of Rule 2A1.Name and full address of Organization:2. Organization’s status[specify whether Government, Autonomous,Co- operative (Corporate or Private)]3.Purpose for which Competency Certificate isSought [Specify section (s)of the ActDepartment of Factories & Boilers, Kerala::4
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957Chapter I4. Whether the organization has been declared :as a competent person under this or any otherstatute. If so, give details5Sl.No1as set out inParticulars of persons employed and possessing qualification and experienceschedule annexed to sub-rule (1) of Rule 2ASignatureName &QualificationsExperienceSection(s) and theDesignation(Testimonial to berules under whichattachedis competencysought for623451.2.6Details of facilities (relevant to item 3 above) andarrangements made for their maintenance andperiodical calibration7Any other relevant informationDeclarationI . hereby, on behalf of certify that the detailsfurnished above are correct to the best of my knowledge. I undertake to:(1) Maintain the facilities good in working order, calibrated periodically as per manufacturesinstructions or as per National Standards; and(2) To fulfill and abide by all the conditions stipulated in the Certificate of competency andinstructions issued by the Chief Inspectors from time to time.Place :Date :Department of Factories & Boilers, KeralaSignature of Head of the Institutionor of the persons authorized to sign on his behalf.Designation5
The Kerala Factories Rules, 1957Chapter IForm of Certificate of competency issues to a person or anInstitution in pursuance to Rule 2A Made under section2(ca) Read with section I, in exercise of the powers conferred on me under Section 2(ca) of theFactories Act and the rules made thereunder, hereby recognise Shri . employed in . (Name of the person), (Name of the organization) to be a competent person thepurpose of carrying out tests, examinations, inspections and certification for such buildings, dangerousmachinery, lifts and hoists, lifting machines and lifting tackles, pressure plants, confined space, ventilationsystem and process or plant and equipment (as the case may be) used in the factory located in Kerala Stateunder section . and the rule made thereunder. (*Strike out the words not applicable)This certificate is valid from .to This certificate is issued subject to the conditions stipulated hereunder:(i) Tests, examinations and inspections shall be carried out in accordance with theprovisions of the Act and the Rules made thereunder;(ii) Tests, examination and inspections shall be carried out under direct supervision of thecompetent person;(iii) The certificate of competency issued in favour of a person shall stand cancelled if theperson leaves the organization mentioned in his application;(iv) The institution recognized as competent person shall carry out the tests, examinationand inspections byNameSections Applicable1.2.3.(v) ---------------------------(vi) ----------------------------Station :Date :Office SealDepartment of Factories & Boilers, KeralaSignature of the Chief Inspector6
Department of Factories & Boilers, KeralaSCHEDULESl.No. Section or Rules underwhich competency isrecognizedQualification requiredExperience for the purposeFacilities at his
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