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BIS ISI Certification Consultant in Gujarat
- Assistance for BIS Application Filing
- Local Co-ordination with BIS Authorities
- Clear Cost & Timeline Estimates
- Compliance Support after BIS Approval
- Complete Documentation Support
BIS ISI Certification Consultant in Gujarat - Complete Support from Testing to Approval
- Legal authorisation to sell regulated products in India
- Adherence to Quality Control Orders (QCOs)
- Increased customer satisfaction
- Increased credibility of products
- Competitive edge in both domestic and export markets
- Government purchase opportunities
- Decreased regulatory risks
- Market acceptability
- Engineering & Industrial Products
- Electrical & Electronics
- Construction Materials
- Automobile Parts
- Plastic & Polymer Products
- Consumer Durables
Step 1: Identification of Applicable Indian Standard
The first step involves identifying the appropriate IS (Indian Standard) for the product. The manufacturer has to ensure that his/her product complies with the requirements of BIS standards.
Steps include: Identification of the appropriate IS Requirement of product compliance Adjusting the manufacturing process to the BIS requirement Modification of products
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Step 2: Product Testing and Documents Preparation
Testing of the product is done in an NABL-accredited laboratory for compliance with the appropriate standard. At the same time, preparation of the documents required for certification is done.
Steps involved are: Testing of the product sample Technical document preparation Factory and manufacturing data collection Quality control documents preparation Application form filling
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Step 3: Application Filing with BIS
After completion of the steps above, filing of the application with BIS with the necessary documents and fees is done.
Steps include: Filing a BIS application Submitting test reports Submitting factory data Payment of the government fee Preliminary examination by BIS officials
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Step 4: BIS Factory Inspection
An inspection is carried out by the officials of BIS to determine the manufacturing capacity and quality management system.
This stage involves: Manufacturing process evaluation Production facility assessment Quality control system assessment Testing facilities evaluation Product sampling, if needed
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Stage 5: Laboratory Test and Evaluation of Test Reports
The sample collected during the inspection is tested in the designated laboratories, and the test report is directly submitted to BIS for technical evaluation.
This stage involves: Laboratory tests of the product samples Compliance with standards verification Submissions of test reports to BIS Technical evaluation by BIS officials
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Stage 6: Closing of Non-Conformity Issues
In case there are any non-conformities detected through the inspection or testing process, then they need to be addressed before certification.
This stage involves: Addressing observations from BIS Taking corrective measures Submissions of revised documents, if needed Closing of non-conformance issues
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Step 7: Payment of License and Marking Fees
After the successful completion of the evaluation process, the manufacturer is expected to pay the required fees.
The steps involved are: BIS license fees payment ISI marking fees payment Completion of final compliance procedures
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Step 8: Grant of ISI License
On the successful completion of all the certification requirements, BIS awards the ISI license, enabling the manufacturer to affix the ISI mark on the certified products.
Output from this step: Awarding of ISI License by BIS Permission for ISI Mark usage Legal permission for the manufacturing and marketing of the certified products Adherence to BIS regulations
Output from this step:
- Basic information of the manufacturing unit and the product division
- Document proof of the address of the manufacturing unit (deed of ownership/lease or utility bill, etc.)
- Trademark certificate (if the product uses the brand name)
- Manufacturing license/other statutory permissions (if needed, for example, pollution control & industry-specific permission)
- Product drawings or design
- Capacity of manufacturing
- Material list and its specifications
- Details of manufacturing machines/equipment
- Layout plan of the factory with manufacturing, testing area, and storage area
- A detailed manufacturing process flow is included
- In-house testing facility and its calibration details
- Information about Quality Control personnels
- Organisational structure of the factory
| Particulars | Estimated Cost (INR) |
|---|---|
Application Fees (BIS) |
₹1,000 |
Testing Charges (Lab Fees) |
15000- ₹2,50,000 |
Factory Inspection Charges |
₹7000 |
Annual License Fees |
₹1,000 |
Marking Fees (ISI Mark Usage) |
As per BIS norms (based on production) |
Consultancy Charges (UMSPCS) |
₹ 50000 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Yes, in case your product is part of a mandatory BIS certification scheme or Quality Control Order, certification will be mandatory before manufacturing, sale, and distribution of the product
The process usually takes between one month and three months, depending on several factors, including product category, testing and inspection requirements, etc.
Yes, exporters manufacturing or exporting any regulated product in India need to follow BIS norms as per the requirements.
Cost varies according to product category, testing requirements, location of factory and BIS charges, etc.
Yes, any foreign manufacturer supplying any regulated product in India needs BIS approval through the relevant certification schemes.
Professional consultants can make the process quick and hassle-free by reducing errors, coordinating tests, answering BIS queries, etc.
