Fire License Consultancy In Chennai | Online Fire License Chennai, Tamilnadu
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Acquire the Fire License through Aanoor EFilings at an affordable price. The occupiers or owners of any premises in their opinion are utilized for different uses which are likely to cause a fire, and other related risks need to take precautions as prescribed in the Fire License Registration or No Objection Certificate as per the Section 13 Fire Service Act.
The Fire Service director can take action to remove or detain objectionable goods or objects, which act as an essential reason for the risk of fire, if the occupier or owner fails to take action as per the notice provided to them, anyone who fails without any valuable reasons will cause to comply with the requirements indicated in the notification provided will be charged a fine or supplied with the punishment.
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Why Do You Need A Fire License Registration?
To carry out trading and business activities, as listed under the Fire and Rescue Services Rules.
To acquire building plan approval for Multistoried building and this should be received from the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority.
To carry out trading and business activities, as listed under the Fire and Rescue Services Rules.
- Section 249 of the Tamilnadu District Municipalities Act
- Arms Act of 1959
- Indian Explosives Act of 1884
- Petroleum Act 1934
- Tamilnadu Places of Public Resort Act 1988
- Madras City Municipal Corporation Act
- Factories Act 1948
- Cinematograph Act 1952
- Explosive Substance Act 1908
- Gas Cylinder Rules 1981
- The Special Rules for Multistoried Buildings 1975.
How To Apply For The Fire License?
The Application for a Fire License needs to be provided to the Divisional Fire Officer, who is located in every district headquarter in the specified format.
Once you fill the application form, it can be provided to the nearest fire station of you or else you can directly send the application form to the divisional fire officer.
The application forms are available in every fire station (300) in the divisional and state offices. It is also on the website and therefore can be downloaded from the site.
Once the divisional fire officer approves the license, the fire license will be provided within 15 days of the application sent.
When Fire Occurrence Certificate If Provided?
In case of the fire caused a disastrous, destructive, and dangerous incident. The Fire Service department will provide fire occurrence certificate regarding an incident that happened to the insurance companies for the insurance claims to be settled.
The powers to provide fire occurrence certificates have been deputed to the divisional fire officers. , and they are sent directly to the divisional fire officers, they will give the fire occurrence certificate directly to the insurance companies.
Application For Fire License:
The Fire License application needs to be signed by the owner of the building along with following documents or information.
Land Ownership documents like Sale Deed, Rental agreement, Chitta copy, Lease deed, patta, etc.
Four copies of a building plan that is approved from the competent authority like Local Body, CMDA, and DTCP.
Copy of certificate of compliance provided by the Rescue and Fire Services department.
Fire safety plan measures and details were undertaken in the building.
Requisition letter addresses to the authority which approves the license, namely the director of the district officer, as applicable with the authorized signature of the signatory.
The building’s fire safety plan including hydrant layout and alarm plan etc.
Why Do You Need A Fire License Registration?
Fish oil-machine power
Boiling-campher or oil by machine power.
Storing, packing, pressing, cleansing, preparing, or manufacturing by any process whatever.
Chlorate mixture.
Gunpowder
Fulminate of mercury
Nitro-glycerin
Fireworks, preparing or manufacturing or storing.
Chemical preparations, carbolic acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, pyritic acid, sulphuric acid, caustic potash, caustic soda, chemical fertilizers, benzyl, bromoform, chloroform, iodoform, glycerin, acetone, nitro, nitro, per chloride of mercury, chloride of potash, etc.
Manufacturing articles from which offensive or unwholesome smells, fumes, dust, or noise arise (kumkums).
Printing, composing, binding, etc.
Steam engines and boilers to construct or establish any factory workshop or workplace in which it is proposed to employ steam power, water power, or other mechanical power, or electric power.
Cinematographic films-storing, transporting, handling, examining, repairing, and exhibiting.
Petroleum products – storing, packing, cleansing, preparing or manufacturing by any process whatever Non-Dangerous Petroleum between 75o F and 1500 F
Kerosene oil
Furnace oil
Mobile power oil, etc
