Are you looking for BIS ISI Certification Consultant in Jharkhand? UMSPCS provides assistance for ISI registration, product testing, documentation, approval for electronic products.
ISI Consultant in Jharkhand
- 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 Jharkhand: Complete Testing, Documentation & License Support
- A licence to make and sell controlled products
- Compliance with relevant Quality Control Orders (QCOs)
- Increased customer trust and reliability of products.
- Improved chances of opportunities in government tenders.
- Minimized liability for fines and enforcement activity
- Improved brand reputation
- Better market acceptance in India
- Improved dealer, OEM and distributor relationships.
- Better relationships with dealers, OEMs and distributors.
BIS ISI Certification (Scheme-I):
This is applicable when Indian manufacturers make products that are subject to mandatory Indian standards. The ISI mark is granted only after the product is tested, the factory is inspected, and the licence is approved.
2. BIS CRS Registration
The Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS) is for notified electronic and IT products, such as: LED lights Mobile phones Laptops Power adapters Smartwatches CCTV cameras UPS systems UMSPCS provides manufacturers with all necessary BIS CRS registration services.
3. BIS FMCS Certification
Importers of regulated products into India are required to get certified under a scheme known as the Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS).
Our experts help you with documentation, product testing, factory inspection support, authorised Indian representative (AIR) services, and BIS licence approval.
Our experts help you with documentation, product testing, factory inspection support, authorised Indian representative (AIR) services, and BIS licence approval.
Step 1: Product Profiling & Indian Standard Identification
The applicable Indian Standard (IS code) is identified in the BIS ISI certificate.
Our group takes into account: Product details Procedure for production BIS prerequisites QCOs, or Quality Control Orders
Accurately identifying the Indian Standard is crucial to preventing issues with product classification, testing, and application process delays.
Our group takes into account:
Step 2: Product Testing & Documentation
The National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies (NABL)-approved laboratory will conduct product testing and prepare documentation in accordance with the applicable Indian standard.
The process of assistance involves: Coordinating the product testing process Preparing technical documentations Collecting factory information Quality control documentation Preparation of application forms Good documentation and test results form the basis of an application for BIS registration.
The process of assistance involves:
Step 3: BIS Application Filing
When testing and documentation are completed, the BIS registration application is filed with the BIS portal.
Application filing usually consists of:Test reports Factory and production information Technical documentation Government fees prescribed
The submitted application then goes to the BIS authorities for further processing.
Application filing usually consists of:
Step 4: BIS Factory Inspection
An inspection is carried out by BIS officials to check whether the manufacturer complies with all the certification requirements.
Inspection usually includes the following: Manufacturing process Manufacturing facility Quality assurance system Testing facilities present in the facility Product quality management During the inspection, the BIS official might even take samples of the product to test separately.
Inspection usually includes the following:
Step 5: Sampling, Testing, and Evaluation of Lab Report
Testing is done on samples collected during inspection to confirm that the products meet the applicable Indian standards. The testing lab then sends the lab report straight to BIS officials for certification and evaluation.
Step 6: Closure of Observations/Non-Conformity (If Any)
Corrective action must be taken whenever there are observations or non-conformities at any point in the process.
During this phase, some actions that could be taken include: Enhancement of processes Documentation submission Submission of corrective action report Conformity submission
All observations must be satisfactorily addressed before certification can proceed.
During this phase, some actions that could be taken include:
Step 7: Payment of License & Marking Fees
After completing the technical evaluation and verifying compliance, the manufacturer is required to cover the following costs: The price of a BIS licence ISI marking fee The cost of obtaining the required certification
This indicates that the last stage of the certification process has been completed.
Step 8: Awarding of the ISI License by BIS
BIS issues the ISI licence following the successful completion of each of the aforementioned procedures. The ISI logo can now be used by manufacturers to indicate that their products meet Indian standards.
- Basic details of the manufacturing plant and product line
- A document showing proof of address of the manufacturing plant (e.g., ownership/leasing of premises, receipt from utilities company, etc.)
- A trademark registration certificate, if there is a brand name that is registered
- Manufacturing license / statutory clearances (where necessary, e.g., for pollution control and industry-specific statutory clearances)
- Product drawings/designs
- Manufacturing capacity installed
- Machinery and equipment involved in the manufacturing process
- Layout plan showing the location of the factory, manufacturing area, quality control area, and other relevant sections
- A delineated manufacturing process flow is given.
- Test equipment and calibration
- Details of the quality control team members
- Organogram 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)
No, only those products for which the relevant Quality Control Orders (QCOs) or BIS standards exist are mandatory.
BIS ISI certification of notified products can be availed by Indian manufacturers for Scheme I.
Yes, BIS does a factory inspection to award an ISI licence.
This will be determined by product testing, documentation, and the BIS inspection schedule.
UMSPCS offers full support for product assessment, documentation, testing, filing of applications, supporting inspections, obtaining licences, and post-certification compliance.
