B/F1-106/50-L-7802 of 30 November 1950. – In the exercise of the powers conferred by the Factories Act, 1948 (LXIII of 1948), the Governor of Bihar is pleased to issue the following rules, previously issued in accordance with section 115 of the said Act: (3) On receipt of such a request, the occupant of the factory concerned shall, within two weeks, transfer the amount to the nearest [“087-Employment-Work” by means of a challan under his head [“087-Employment-Work” In the case of from the Consolidated Revenue Fund or the cash register, the Consolidated Revenue Fund or the Sub-Treasury Fund must be paid. and fees collected in accordance with the Factories Act,] and shall immediately send the original of the Challan by registered mail to the Chief Inspector in accordance with the request. 8. In the case of a plant established after the coming into force of these Regulations, no manufacturing process may be undertaken in the plant unless full details have been submitted to and approved by the Chief Inspector in accordance with paragraphs (9) and (10) of the Waste and Sewage Treatment and Disposal Provisions, unless approved arrangements have been made: (c) to institute legal proceedings against the manager or owner of a factory, or both, or against any other person who may be punished by law, and to prosecute, direct or defend in court any complaint or other proceeding arising out of the Act or in the exercise of his duties as an inspector; 56A. Lifting machines, chains, cables and hoists. – No machine or chain, cable or lifting device, other than fibre ropes or fibre rope slings, may be put into service for the first time in a factory of that plant unless it has been inspected and all parts have been thoroughly inspected by a qualified person and a certificate of such inspection and verification indicating the safe load or loads and which conducts the review and verification, is signed; for a period not exceeding three months, the maximum weight fixed in the list of the Land Government for a period not exceeding three months may, by written order, relax the maximum weight set out in the list relating to paragraph (1) for a period not exceeding three months at a time, which may be waived or withdrawn at any time without giving reasons. and subject to such conditions as may be specified in such order. The chief inspector may, with the consent of the provincial government, exempt such a plant from the application of a provision of the said sub-regulations in respect of a particular crane on such conditions as the chief inspector may fix in writing.

59A. Register of names. – a register must be kept in each establishment on Form 32 indicating the name of each worker (and other information to be included in the register) who may be employed or called upon to perform the work referred to in subsection (1) of section 21 and no worker may perform such work, unless his name and all his contact information have been entered in this register. The register shall be immediately submitted to an inspector if the latter so requests. (c) if, in the course of such an examination, the certifying surgeon is of the opinion that a person in possession of a child`s provisional certificate of competency is under fourteen years of age or unfit to work as a child in a factory, or that a person holding an adult`s provisional certificate of fitness is under 15 years of age or unable to work; to work as an adult, he shall seize the certificate, write on it and sign it and, where appropriate, forward the certificate with the comments he presents for information to the factory inspector and inform the surgeon examiner who issued the provisional certificate. (iii) If a certifying surgeon is required to exceed a radius of five miles from his pharmacy or place of dispatch to examine one or more young persons, he shall be entitled to an additional duty of thirty-seven naya paise only per mile for the total distance travelled. A certifying surgeon who is a state government employee will only charge the plant owner these additional fees if he does not charge the state government a travel allowance for the trip. Where lifting machinery, chains, cables or lifting appliances are already in use in a factory, this certificate must be obtained within one month of the entry into force of this Regulation.

10. The certifying surgeon shall, at the request of the chief inspector or an inspector, conduct such examination and furnish to him the report he indicates for each plant, class or description of plants where: (v) Tanks reserved for cisterns – Unless twenty-four hours of tap water supply is available, there shall be a reserve tank of appropriate design and capacity sufficient to supply water to the rinsing. The capacity of this tank must be such that the cistern of all latrines is sufficiently supplied with water during the working hours of the installation. (3) A pregnant woman may be employed in a plant to lift, carry or move a load of not more than 18.5 kg by hand or on her head until the end of the seventh month of pregnancy, but she shall not be employed in any plant to lift a load after the end of the seventh month, or to move with her hand or on her head.