Payroll, PF/ESIC and business compliance for MSMEs from Sector 28
- sector-28, Gandhinagar
Industrial safety consultants help factories meet the Factories Act, the Gujarat Factories Rules and the Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rules: factory licence applications and renewals, safety audits under IS 14489, HAZOP and…
Payroll, PF/ESIC and business compliance for MSMEs from Sector 28
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Industrial safety consultants help factories meet the Factories Act, the Gujarat Factories Rules and the Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rules: factory licence applications and renewals, safety audits under IS 14489, HAZOP and HIRA studies, on-site emergency plans, competent-person certification of lifting equipment and pressure vessels, and training for safety officers and supervisors. Safety audits are required periodically for hazardous units under Section 41 of the Factories Act, and inspectors from the Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health expect the auditor to be recognised by the state. Most consultants quote per audit, per training day or as an annual retainer that includes inspection liaison.
Consultants on this page state their recognition status, the industries they audit and reviews from plant heads. Use the sector filter for chemical, pharma or engineering experience, and ask for a sample audit report before you sign to see how findings are prioritised.
Factories carrying on hazardous processes listed in the First Schedule of the Factories Act must be audited by a recognised safety auditor, in Gujarat typically every two years. Many buyers also require audits for non-hazardous units.
Prepares plans and applications for a new factory licence or amendment, coordinates plan approval with the Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health, and handles annual renewals and change-of-occupier filings.
Small and mid-sized plants typically pay ₹40,000 to ₹1.5 lakh depending on size, hazard class and the number of auditor-days. Training and follow-up inspections are quoted separately.