Responding to an Inspection or Notice
The Inspector-cum-Facilitator has a dual mandate and, for some offences, a duty to let the employer put things right first. Knowing exactly which offences those are is the difference between a direction and a prosecution.
- 5 pages
- 75
- Word and PDF
- 12 September 2026
The 3 formats inside
- 1Document production index, inspectionFirm · hand this over as page 1 of the bundleOn its own₹149
- 2Letter seeking time to comply with a direction or improvement notices.54(3) Code on Wages · Form XXV OSH improvement noticeOn its own₹149
- 3Application for composition of an offence, covering letters.56 Code on Wages (Form VI) · s.114 OSH (Form XXVI) · s.89 IR (Form-XV) · s.138 SS CodeOn its own₹149
Read the opening
The first part of “Document production index, inspection”, as it downloads. Blanks are highlighted.
Indexed and paginated. Nothing is handed over that is not on the index, and nothing on the index is missing
[Client name] PRIVATE LIMITED
Establishment: [Establishment address] Registration number: [Establishment registration number]
INDEX OF DOCUMENTS PRODUCED
To: [Name and designation of the Inspector-cum-Facilitator / authority]
Reference: [Notice / visit reference and date] Period covered: [From] to [To]
Produced on: [Date documents were produced] by [Name, designation]