Frequently Asked Questions

Industrial Radiography means a non-destructive process for testing materials by using ionizing radiation. The business entity planning to operate or operating radiography devices for industrial radiography facility specified under the Atomic Energy (Radiation Protection) Rules, 2004.

Documents required

1. Passport size Photograph of Radiation Professional
2. KYC of the Radiation Professional
3. Qualification documents/Marksheet of Radiation Professional
4. Final Safety Analysis Report (FSAR)
5. Quality Assurance Manual (QAM) 
6. Radiation Protection Manual (RPM)
 

The Atomic Energy (Radiation Protection) Rules, 2004 delineate the rules & regulations for the safe handling of radiation-generating equipment or X-ray equipment). Each manufacturer/ supplier/ user of x-ray equipment is required to get this Registration, as per rule 3 of The Atomic Energy (Radiation Protection) Rules, 2004.  

Documents required 

1. AERB authorized / Type Approved X-ray equipment from AERB registered suppliers 
2. The AERB NOC for new equipment or declares equipment if existing equipment is being used 
3. Qualified persons’ details  
4. Approval from the RSO 
5. The detailed list of other mandatory instruments 
6. Site Plan / layout of the facility 

The process of using radio-pharmaceuticals, as specialty medicine, to investigate the ailments of human anatomy, physiology & pathophysiology to diagnose & treat the diseases which are plaguing humans.
To get the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) Registration, any individual or a business entity/Health care must establish a plan to operate any nuclear medicine equipment such as PET, PET-CT, Gamma Camera, or SPECT for the diagnosis & treatment of their patients.

• The stone crushing unit must be located 1 Km away from a Class A and above cities, towns, villages and approved habitations.
• It needs to be situated at 5 Km away from a Wild Life Sanctuary or the buffer zone declared for the same.
• The stone crushing unit should be located 200 meters away from the boundary of a National Highway and the boundary of a railway line and from a river, canal or a lake.  
• It is mandated to be located at minimum 500 meters away from a sensitive area such as educational institute or a religious place.
• The stone crusher should be situated at a 1 Km distance from a place of historical importance.

• Every stone crushing unit is required to install adequate pollution control measures such as erection of G.I. Sheets cover and the sprinklers prior to the commencement of operations. 
• A dust doom should be provided in the unit.
• All stone crushers are to be covered and water sprinkling system should be installed to suppress the dust generated due to material handling, loading and unloading activity. 
• The vibratory screens need to be properly covered by G.I. Sheets to prevent the emission into 
• the atmosphere due to screening and grading activity.
• All the conveyor belts are required to be covered by G.I or M.S. sheets. 
• Wetting of roads is to be carried out at frequent intervals to suppress the ground level dust within the premises to control the air borne dust emission due to wind velocity.
• All the approach roads and ramps are to be metlled. 
• A Curtain or wall is needed surrounding the stone crusher unit. 
• A display board should be erected at the entrance of stone crusher displaying the survey no, name and address of owner and the unit.
• Fine dust generated during screening, crushing and grading should be disposed off into abandoned mines.
   

A dealer is a business entity which operates in buying, selling, suplying or distribution of any weight or measure. A Dealer is a business entity which could be an importer, manufacturer or a commission agent engaged in selling or supplying of manufactured items. 

Legal Metrology monitors the units of weights & measurements, the practices of weighing & measurement and the instruments related to weights & measurements, so that the security & accuracy of weighing & measurement instruments be ensured. 

A pre-packaged commodity is defined as the one which is packaged in the absence of purchaser, containing a pre-determined quantity. 

"Restricted" items are those whose import and export are only allowed under specific conditions, such as those outlined in a notification or public notice, or with an authorization, permission, or license.

A.    IEC
B.    Purchase ordre/ Invoice/ Bill of Lading
C.    Pollution Certificate(for Manufacturing/Recycling Unit)
D.    Aadhar card and Pan card of Authorized Person
E.    Mob no and Email Id
F.    Product description

1. Export- For each application for the issuing of the authorization, a thousand rupee registration fee must be paid electronically using the online system.
2. Import- For each application for the issuing of the authorization, an electronic registration charge of INR 1 per thousand, subject to a minimum of INR 500/- and a maximum of INR 1 Lakh on the CIF amount of the authorization, must be paid through the online system.

1. Import- The authorization for restricted imports is good for imports for a period of 18 months after it is issued.
2. Export- The 24 months that follow the date of granting of the restricted exports authorization are when the authorization is valid for export.

Special Chemicals, Organisms, Materials, Equipment, and Technologies (SCOMET) regulations in India need registration. To register, you must normally complete a checklist that is provided by the appropriate government entity, which is usually the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). This is a broad inventory that might be useful:

1. Application Form- Get the correct SCOMET registration application form from the DGFT office or website.
2. Documentation:- The ensuing paperwork is necessary for registration.

• --  IEC
• --  UID and PAN of Authorized Person
• --  PO
• --  End user certificate
• --  Channelization of Product Movement
• --  Last 3 years turnover

1. SCOMET Category - Find out which particular SCOMET category your technologies or products come into. Make sure the things you sell adhere to the rules.
2. End Use Statement-Give a detailed end-use statement outlining the export items' intended use and destination.
3. Export Control Classification Number- Get the Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) if it applies to your products. This facilitates determining the degree of control necessary for export.
4. Technical Information- Give particular technical information about the goods you plan to export.
5. Compliance Requirement- Declare that you are in conformity with all applicable export control laws and SCOMET requirements in your compliance statement.
6. Registration Fees: As stipulated by the DGFT, pay the relevant registration fees.
7. Submission: Send the filled-out application form to the DGFT office together with the necessary paperwork.
8. Review and Approval: Watch for the DGFT authorities' review procedure. After reviewing your application, they could ask for more details if necessary.
9. Registration Certificate: The DGFT will issue you a registration certificate if your application is approved, enabling you to export SCOMET articles.

To prevent any legal problems pertaining to export control, it is imperative to make sure that all SCOMET rules are fully complied with and that the DGFT instructions are rigorously followed. Furthermore, since rules might change over time, it's a good idea to see what the most recent needs and updates from the appropriate authorities are.

The Import, Export & SCOMET Policy in the Regulatory Updates part of the DGFT website at http://dgft.gov.in/CP/ has the list of "SCOMET" products.

Penalties under the FTDR Act will apply if any of the SCOMET articles are exported without the required license.