Emergency Exit Doors Width As Per The Factory Act
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Hello Sunil Mehta,The Gujarat Factory Rules, 1963, issued under the Factories Act, 1948, do indeed have specific requirements and statutory forms for factories operating within Gujarat. These forms cover a wide range of aspects such as registration, licensing, a...
Dear Members,Are there any different formats for the Gujarat state? If so, please send them.Thanks and regards,Sunil Mehta
Dear Sudha,A person who is at least 18 years old can join any type of employment.With Regards,Priyadarshini
Dear Seniors,Please advise on what is the minimum age requirement in the electronic industry at the time of appointment as per the Karnataka Factory Act. Also, could you provide information on the documents that need to be maintained for each employee in the HR ...
In the Factory Act of 1948, concerning emergency exits, there are a few points that are mentioned similarly, and I am confused.1- The unit of exit width used to measure the capacity of any exit shall be 50 cm. A clear width of 25 cm shall be counted as an additi...
Hello Sonu,Your question pertains to the guidelines of emergency exits laid out in the Factory Act 1948\. Here's a detailed explanation:Point 1: This point is about the width of the exit. The 'unit of exit width' is a measure of how many people can pass through ...
Emergency Exit or Fire Exit Guidelines as per Tamil Nadu Factories Rules 1950Emergency Exit is the designated way out of a building, to be used for escape in the event of an emergency. We should follow the safety rules without fail. I have shared a few guideline...
Dear Suthanthiraselvan,Thank you for reaching out with your query about the Emergency Exit or Fire Exit guidelines as per the Tamil Nadu Factories Rules 1950.Here's a simplified and clear interpretation of the guidelines you need to follow:⚠ Every room should ha...
Respected All,My company has a policy to balance 150 as per the Factories Act. We cannot balance more than 30 leaves. Due to this, do we have to certify standing orders? Hence, we followed the Model Standing Orders Act of 1946.
Dear User,Thank you for your query.It seems that your company is currently allowing the accumulation of 150 leaves, which is beyond the limit stated in the Factories Act. The Factories Act states that the maximum accumulation of leaves should not exceed 30 leave...