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1. Ammonium Nitrate Rules 2012
Qualification & Experience of the Applicant and Personnel Quantity of Existing and Proposed Ammonium Nitrate to be Stored Passport-sized Photos of the Authorized Person Age Proof (if the applicant is an individual)
2. Calcium Carbide Rules 1987
Quantity of Existing and Proposed Calcium Carbide to be Imported and Stored Number of Licenses Already Held in the Premises Full Name & Address of License Holder
3. Explosives Rules 2008
Passport Size Photographs of the Occupier Age Proof (if the applicant is an individual) Qualifications and Experience of Technical Personnel Employed Details of Convictions (if any) under any offense or bond execution under Chapter VIII of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, in the last 10 years
4. Petroleum Rules 2002
Duly Filled and Signed Application Form IX Bank Draft of Rs. 500/- as Amendment Fee Original License Attached with Approved Drawing Copies of the Drawing Indicating New Name and Address of Person/Company Letter from Existing Licensee for Transfer Certificate of Incorporation of New Company 5. Gas Cylinder Rules 2016 Four Copies of Specifications and Plans Approved under Rule 55 (Not Required for Renewal of a License without Amendments) License with Approved Plans and Specifications (Not Required for First Grant) 6. Static & Mobile Pressure Vessels Rules 2016 Four Copies of Specifications and Plans Approved under Rule 46 (Not Required for Renewal without Amendment) License with Approved Plans and Specifications Certificate of Safety (if required) under Rule 33 Test and Inspection Certificate and As-Built Design Drawing of New Vessel Endorsed by Inspector (for New Vessel Installation)

The process for obtaining a PESO license involves several important steps to ensure compliance with Indian safety regulations, particularly for products related to petroleum, explosives, and similar industries. Initially, the process begins with the preparation of the necessary application documents, which include detailed information about the producer, the Authorized Indian Representative (AIR), the products or components being certified, and the manufacturing plant. For certain goods, type approval tests may be required to confirm they meet specific safety standards, and in cases involving items like pressure vessels, a factory audit may be conducted to verify that the manufacturing processes adhere to PESO regulations.

Once the application is prepared, the documents undergo a review by PESO authorities. If everything meets the required standards, a PESO certificate is issued. Following this, the final PESO license is granted to the AIR, who must be a resident Indian and is responsible for ensuring the ongoing compliance of the certified products. The AIR must be technically certified and trained for the product and is required to enter into a 5-year contractual commitment. This role can be filled by your Indian subsidiary, sales office, or a third-party service provider, with assistance available if needed. In more complex situations, on-site acceptance and testing in India may be necessary. It’s important that all documents submitted are up-to-date with the latest requirements and are no more than two years old. In some cases, individual approval for specific projects can be pursued, which is more cost-effective and requires less paperwork, though it limits the use of approved items to the specific project in question. Once the PESO license is approved, the product can be imported into India, with authorities typically accepting internationally recognized test reports like IECEs or ATEX. If such reports are not available, the products must be tested in India to ensure compliance.