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Prohibition Act, 1949 & State Excise Rules ( State - specific liquor/chemical form ) In prohibition-enforced states, any company or industry using alcohol-based chemicals, such as Methanol, Ethanol, or Denatured Spirit, must obtain a Prohibition License. This is especially required for use in manufacturing, chemical processing, laboratory analysis, and pharmaceutical industries. The license ensures regulated and lawful procurement, storage, and use of restricted alcohol-based substances. Methanol (Methyl Alcohol) Ethanol (Ethyl Alcohol) Denatured Spirit Rectified Spirit (RS) Absolute Alcohol Industrial Alcohol (for production use) Commonly Regulated Substances under Prohibition License Forms & Application Process Application for Industrial Permit – For companies using alcohol for manufacturing purposes Issued by: Prohibition & Excise Department (State Government) Permit for Possession / Storage – To store spirit/methanol at the site Issued by: District Collector / Excise Officer Transit Pass / Transport Permit – For movement of alcohol across or within state Issued by: Excise Department Renewal Form – For extending validity of the license Issued by: Same issuing authority Processing Time: 15–30 working days Renewal Frequency: Typically annual; must be renewed before expiry Naina Techsol Can assist with Identify correct type of license based on your process or chemical Prepare and submit application to Excise Department Assist with safe-use affidavits and facility storage layout Liaison with state-level Prohibition and Excise offices Help with renewals, amendments, and documentation audits Support during inspections and verification by authorities

Poison Act, 1919 and State-Specific Poison Rules Any company or individual dealing with toxic chemicals (used in industrial processes, laboratories, or hazardous applications) must obtain a Poison License from the District Collector or Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM). This includes storing, selling, or using chemicals classified as poisons under the law. Class A (Highly Toxic) Cyanides (Sodium/Potassium) Mercury compounds Nitric Acid (>70%) Sulphuric Acid (conc.) Methanol / Methyl Alcohol Bromine Class B (Moderately Toxic) Arsenic compounds Formaldehyde Ammonium Dichromate Hydrochloric Acid (conc.) Carbon Tetrachloride Aniline Product Classification Forms & Application Process Application Form (State-specific): For new license to possess, sell, or use poison; issued by the District Collector / SDM Renewal Application: To extend validity of an existing license; submitted annually or biennially Affidavit of Safe Use: Declares proper handling, storage, and non-misuse of poisons; submitted by applicant Permit for Sale / Distribution: For companies selling poison-based chemicals; issued by District Authority Naina Techsol Can assist with Identify whether your chemical usage requires a poison license Draft and file the correct application with local authorities Prepare safety declarations and affidavits Provide layout and storage compliance support Coordinate with district office for approval, renewal, or transfer Maintain state-specific licensing knowledge across India Send your Inquiry Class C (Low Toxicity) Hydrogen Peroxide (>60%) Phenol Acetic Acid Zinc Sulfate Ferric Chloride Potassium Permanganate Note: Classification may vary by state; consult the local Poison Rules

Static and Mobile Pressure Vessel (Unfired) (SMPV (u) ) Rules, 2016Model Fire Services Act, 1957 Any industry that imports, manufactures, transports, or stores ISO tanks or pressure vessels used for storing LPG, ammonia, hydrogen, CO₂, or other pressurized gases must obtain a license from PESO. The licensing ensures vessel design approval, safety verification, and operational compliance. Import of ISO containers or bullets Mobile pressure vessels (for transport) Static pressure vessels (storage at site) Cryogenic gas vessels Gas transportation companies Tank fabrication and testing units Common Applications That Require This License Forms & Application Process Design Approval (Rule 33 of SMPV Rules, 2016) – Required for new vessel designs before manufacturing or import Issued by: PESO, Nagpur License for Use/Storage (SMPV Form AS) – For installation and operation of ISO/pressure vessels at a site Issued by: Chief Controller of Explosives, PESO Import Permission Application – For importing ISO tanks or pressure vessels from other countries Issued by: PESO Transport Permission (Rule 47/48) – For mobile pressure vessels carrying hazardous gases Issued by: PESO / RTO in coordination with PESO Processing Time: 30–45 working days Renewal: Every 1–3 years depending on license type and usage Naina Techsol Can assist with Assistance in vessel design approval under Rule 33 Preparing layout plans, QAP, test certificates, and documentation Coordination with third-party inspection agencies (TPIAs) Application filing for import, transport, and site licenses Liaison with PESO offices for faster approvals Support in renewals, capacity expansions, and safety audits

Gas Cylinder Rules , 2016 ( Under Explosives Act, 1884 ) Any organization involved in the storage, filling, revalidation, trading, or transportation of gas cylinders (filled or empty) must obtain a license from PESO. This includes industrial gases like oxygen, nitrogen, acetylene, hydrogen, LPG, and others used in manufacturing, welding, healthcare, and distribution networks. Oxygen (O₂) Nitrogen (N₂) Acetylene (C₂H₂) Argon Hydrogen (H₂) Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Compressed Air LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) Ammonia Chlorine Helium Commonly Regulated Substances under Gas Cylinder License Forms & Application Process Form A – For possession and storage of gas cylinders above threshold quantity Issued by: PESO (Chief Controller of Explosives) Form B – For filling of gas cylinders at authorized filling stations Issued by: PESO Form C – For revalidation/testing of gas cylinders Issued by: PESO Form D – For import/export of gas cylinders Issued by: PESO / DGFT Renewal Application Form – For periodic license renewal (every 1–3 years) Processing Time: 30–45 working days Renewal: Required every 1 to 3 years based on license type Naina Techsol Can assist with Determine the correct license type for your gas usage or facility Prepare application forms, drawings, and safety documentation Liaison with PESO for inspections and approvals Coordinate with TPIA for cylinder testing and compliance certification Handle renewals, amendments, and expansions of existing licenses Provide end-to-end support for new gas bottling/filling units

Explosives Act, 1884 and Explosives Rules, 2008 Any industry or entity dealing with fireworks, detonators, cartridges, blasting agents, or propellants must obtain a license under the Explosives Rules, 2008. This includes manufacturing, storage, transportation, use, and sales of explosives. Specific licenses are granted depending on the type of explosive and the nature of the activity. Class A Explosives Gunpowder Dynamite Trinitrotoluene (TNT) Nitroglycerine Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil (ANFO) Slurry Explosives Emulsion Explosives PET Class B Explosives Fireworks, sparklers Toy caps Safety fuse Igniters, squibs Signal cartridges Cordite Paper caps Fuse heads Product Classification Forms & Application Process Form LE-1 – For manufacturing of Class A or B explosives; issued by PESO (Chief Controller of Explosives) Form LE-2 – For storage of explosives in approved magazines; issued by PESO Form LE-3 – For possession and use of explosives (e.g., mining, construction); issued by PESO Form LE-4 – For the sale or distribution of explosives; issued by PESO Form LE-5 – For the transport of explosives by road or rail; issued by PESO or District Authority Form LE-6 – For import or export of explosives; issued by PESO or Ministry of Commerce Form LE-7 – For trial manufacture or testing of explosives; issued by PESO Naina Techsol Can assist with Assistance in identifying the correct license form as per your activity Preparation of explosive storage layout and safety distance drawings Complete documentation as per Explosives Rules, 2008 Liaison with PESO and local authorities for inspection and approval Support with renewals, amendments, and compliance audits Training and advisory on explosive safety protocols

Petroleum Act, 1934 & Petroleum Rules, 2002 Fresh Licensing – Form 15 & Form 16 License Renewal, Amendment, Transfer, and Constitution Change Petroleum product storage facility compliance Coordination with local authorities for NOCs Class A (Flash Point < 23°C) Petrol (Motor Spirit) Naphtha Acetone Benzene Toluene Methanol Ethanol IPA (Isopropyl Alcohol) Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) Hexane Aviation Gasoline Class B (Flash Point ≥ 23°C and < 65°C) Kerosene (SKO) Diesel (HSD) Light Diesel Oil (LDO) Mineral Turpentine Oil (MTO) Aniline Styrene Butanol Butyl Acetate Carbon Disulfide Ethyl Acetate Isobutanol Class C (Flash Point ≥ 65°C and < 93°C) Furnace Oil Lubricating Oil Transformer Oil Hydraulic Oil Brake Oil Gear Oil Bitumen Emulsion Base Oil Grease (in liquid form) Synthetic Cutting Fluids Product Classification – Class A, B, C Forms & Application Process Form 15: Used to obtain a license for the storage of petroleum products in approved premises; issued by PESO (Chief Controller of Explosives). Form 16: Required for the import and handling of petroleum products at ports, terminals, or bulk receiving facilities; issued by PESO. Form 17: Used for licensing petroleum refineries, blending plants, or storage under special conditions; issued by PESO. Form 14: Applied for large-scale or bulk petroleum storage installations exceeding specified limits; issued by PESO. Form 18: Grants permission for temporary storage or transit of petroleum during construction, shutdown, or short-term needs; issued by PESO. Naina Techsol Can assist with Free consultation and feasibility check Complete document preparation as per latest PESO amendments Site layout and facility design support End-to-end application handling with PESO offices Assistance with third-party inspection and compliance audits License renewal, amendment, or transfer coordination Follow-up till final license approval