Under the OSH Code 2020, factories now face stricter consolidated obligations — safety committees, health surveys, environmental consents, fire NOCs, and occupational disease reporting. A single EHS gap can trigger immediate licence suspension.
EHS compliance in India spans three overlapping legislative frameworks that every factory and industrial establishment must simultaneously satisfy. The first is Occupational Safety & Health: currently governed by the Factories Act 1948 — transitioning to the OSH Code 2020 — covering the appointment of safety officers, emergency response plans, periodic worker health checks, canteen and restroom welfare, and the constitution of safety committees in establishments with 250 or more workers.
The second framework is Environmental Compliance: every factory must hold a valid Consent to Establish (CTE) and Consent to Operate (CTO) from the West Bengal Pollution Control Board (WBPCB) under the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1981, Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1974, and the Environment Protection Act 1986. Stack emission limits, effluent treatment plant (ETP) standards, and trade effluent discharge norms are regularly monitored. WBPCB has been aggressively enforcing — issuing closure directions to non-compliant units across Howrah, Hooghly, and 24-Parganas districts in FY 2024-25.
From factory licence renewals to WBPCB environmental consents, fire NOCs, and OSH Code transition — CompliCore handles every aspect of your EHS obligations.
End-to-end management of your statutory obligations under the Factories Act 1948 — and transition readiness for the OSH & Working Conditions Code 2020 once operative.
CompliCore manages the complete WBPCB consent lifecycle — from fresh applications to renewals — under all three primary environmental statutes applicable to industries in West Bengal.
Annual Fire Safety NOC procurement from the WB Fire Services Directorate, along with ongoing fire safety documentation and records management for your industrial premises.
A comprehensive, independent EHS gap assessment covering 40+ check points across your facility — delivering a written audit report with risk rating within 72 hours.
Maintenance of all mandatory statutory registers and records under the Factories Act and OSH Code — ensuring your establishment is fully inspection-ready at all times.
Complete management of Hazardous Waste (Management & Transboundary Movement) Rules 2016 compliance — from initial registration to annual returns filing with WBPCB.
A structured 5-stage methodology that takes you from initial risk exposure to continuous EHS compliance — with zero disruption to your operations.
On-site inspection. Identify all applicable laws (Factories Act / OSH Code, Air Act, Water Act, EP Act, Fire Services Act, HWMR). Build a compliance obligation matrix for your specific industry and headcount.
Prepare and submit WBPCB CTE/CTO applications, Fire Safety NOC applications, and factory licence renewals. Coordinate technical reports (stack emissions, ETP performance) required by authorities.
Establish all mandatory registers (Form 7, 8, 10, 12), safety committee documentation, health examination records, and hazardous waste manifests in inspection-ready format.
Monthly EHS compliance calendar review. Half-yearly and annual returns preparation. CTO renewal tracking. Fire drill and extinguisher maintenance schedule adherence. HWMR annual return filing.
Represent your establishment during WBPCB, DISH, or Fire Services inspections. Respond to show-cause notices. Manage enforcement actions. Provide pre-inspection documentation packs within 24 hours.
Three capabilities that separate CompliCore from generic compliance consultants — built over 30 years of deep industrial compliance practice in West Bengal.
We manage the full WBPCB consent application, renewal, and enforcement response cycle across all West Bengal districts — from Howrah and Hooghly to Durgapur and North Bengal. Our team has established working relationships with WBPCB zonal offices and understands the practical requirements beyond what is written in the statute. When DISH inspectors arrive, we are on site or on call. We know how to respond to show-cause notices, consent conditions violations, and closure directions — with a track record of zero factory closures under our management.
Every CompliCore client maintains inspection-ready EHS documentation at all times — not just on the day a notice arrives. Our monthly compliance calendar ensures registers are updated, health checks are scheduled, fire drills are logged, and WBPCB conditions are continuously monitored. When a WBPCB or DISH inspector sends advance notice (or arrives unannounced), your establishment has nothing to fear. We provide a complete pre-inspection documentation pack within 24 hours of any inspection notice, covering every register, consent certificate, NOC, and return the inspector will ask for.
We have already mapped every client's current Factories Act 1948 compliance obligations to the new requirements under the OSH & Working Conditions Code 2020. Our 12-month transition roadmap covers: revised safety officer thresholds, new annual health record obligations, updated welfare facility standards, changes in working hours provisions, and revised penalty structures. When the OSH Code comes into force in West Bengal, CompliCore clients will be the first and only factories in their districts already compliant — turning a regulatory risk into a competitive advantage.
Identify every environmental and safety gap before WBPCB or DISH does. Our EHS audit team will visit your facility, assess 40+ compliance checkpoints, and deliver a written risk-rated report within 72 hours — with a clear remediation roadmap.
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