Conformity India International Private Limited (CII) is in the business to help International Manufacturers looking for Indian market access.

Voluntary & Mandatory Approvals in Electro-technical Sector are granted by Various Departments and CII being in regular touch with them provides an easier approach to achieving these approvals by organising for pre-compliance testing, application formalities, sample submissions, customs handling, testing, consultancies, liaison, prototype development, mfg. process verification. In nut-shell we provide one stop solutions for all compliance certification, marking related issues

STQC: Standardisation, Testing and Quality Certification (STQC) Directorate is an attached office under the Department of Information Technology, Government of India. STQC provides International level Assurance Services in Quality, Safety and Security. STQC operates its own Safety and EMC Certification Schemes as per IEC / CISPR Standards for Electronics Products and Components. The schemes are intended to provide by means of factory inspection, testing and subsequent surveillance an adequate level of confidence regarding Safety  & EMC compliance of approved products to appropriate international standards.

STQC is a National Certification Body under the IECEE-CB Scheme in electronics & IT segments. It also tests and certifies Electrical Appliances and hosts testing facilities for Equipment for Explosives Atmosphere. STQC Schemes and marks are well known in India. Administration of Certification is based on testing at STQC Labs with factory inspection of manufacturing facilities on annual basis by STQC Engineers. Local Representation of the Applicant is preferred.

Conformity India International Private Limited organizes for STQC Certifications. It helps in application filing, samples pick-up, customs clearance, organizing testing, supporting corrective actions and return of samples needing modifications, organizing for factory inspections, necessary follow ups with relevant agencies and surveillance arrangements.

BIS: The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), an Autonomous Institution under Ministry of Consumer Affairs, empowered through a legislative Act of the Indian Parliament, known as the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 1986, operates a product certification scheme, and has granted more than 30,000 licenses to manufacturers covering practically every industrial discipline from Agriculture to Textiles to Electronics. The certification allows the licensees to use the popular ISI Mark, which has become synonymous with Quality products for the Indian and neighbouring markets over decades.

BIS is a National Certification Body under the IECEE-CB Scheme primarily in electrical components sector. BIS Certifications yield to License from the Bureau for manufacturing goods and using ISI Mark on them. ISI Mark is well known in India. Administration of Certification is based on testing at BIS Approved Labs with factory inspection of manufacturing facilities on annual basis by BIS Engineers. Local Representation of the Applicant is mandatory.

Conformity India International Private Limited organizes for BIS Licensing. It helps in application filing, samples pick-up, customs clearance, organizing testing, supporting corrective actions and return of samples needing modifications, organizing for factory inspections, necessary follow ups with relevant agencies and surveillance arrangements. Local representation is also organized when required.

WPC: Wireless and Planning Commission (WPC): WPC controls the Wireless/ RFID approval in India. It grants Approvals/ Licenses on the basis of EMC compliance. For import and use of wireless devices in India WPC Approval/ License is a mandatory requirement. Local representation becomes compulsory as WPC Approvals/ Licenses are granted in the name of an India Company only.

DGMS: Directorate General of Mines Safety (DGMS), with its headquarter at Dhanbad - India, administers the activities of safety, welfare, and health of workers employed in mines under the objectives regulated by Mines Act 1952.

Empowered by Coal Mines Regulations, 1957; Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961; Oil Mines Regulations, 1984; Indian Electricity Rules, 1956 & Mines Rescue Rules, 1985: DGMS issues statutory notifications calling for mandatory compliance of Equipment to be used in Mines etc. to relevant standards.

The equipment, machinery, tools and materials used in mines need to be safe, robust and reliable capable of working safely under hostile environment and need to remain safe under prolonged usage maybe even in adverse conditions. In view of this, within the process of approval the actual performance in mines and pit-worthiness of the products are also assessed, in addition to examining conformity.

All equipment, machinery, appliances and other materials requiring approval is broadly categorized into,

(a) Environmental monitoring instruments and devices,

(b) Personal Protective Equipment,

(c) Rescue apparatus,

(d) Electrical equipment and cables,

(e) Machineries and other equipment for carrying out mining operations,

(f) Explosives & accessories,

(g) Safety materials for use in underground mines,

(h) Other specific equipment and materials.