Program Overview

Navigating India's complex landscape of environment, health, and safety (EHS) regulations is one of the greatest challenges facing safety professionals and business leaders today. From the Factories Act 1948 and BOCW Act 1996 to the Environment Protection Act 1986, Hazardous Waste Rules, and MSIHC Rules - the regulatory web is vast, frequently updated, and carries serious legal consequences for non-compliance.

ICLM's Basics of EHS Regulatory Compliance Training demystifies India's EHS legal framework, translates regulatory obligations into practical workplace actions, and equips safety professionals with the confidence to interpret legislation, conduct compliance audits, and build legal compliance into their safety management systems. The course is delivered by practitioners with deep knowledge of DISH Maharashtra and Gujarat requirements, complemented by national standards and court interpretations.

Benefits & Outcomes

Participants leave this training with a clear understanding of their legal obligations, the confidence to build and maintain a legal compliance register, and the tools to conduct internal regulatory compliance audits. Organisations reduce the risk of regulatory penalties, factory inspector non-conformances, and court proceedings that arise from EHS non-compliance. The training is also directly applicable to obtaining and renewing factory licences, environmental clearances, and BOCW cess registration - processes that affect every significant industrial and construction operation in India.