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MSIHC, PESO and the highest personal liability exposure in Indian industry

Chemical manufacturers operate under hazardous process rules, major accident hazard obligations, explosives and petroleum licensing, and effluent standards enforced tightly on clusters. The criminal liability attaching to the occupier is the most severe in Indian manufacturing.
4,200+
chemical sector obligations
5+
licensing authorities per site
Named
occupier exposure per obligation

Sector pressures

What makes chemicals compliance hard

01

Major accident hazard obligations

MSIHC Rules impose safety reports, on-site and off-site emergency plans, safety audits and notification duties on installations above threshold quantities.

02

Multiple licensing authorities on one site

PESO for explosives and petroleum, SPCB for consents, factory inspectorate for licensing, and state fire services — each with independent conditions.

03

Zero liquid discharge expectations

Effluent obligations in chemical clusters have moved beyond standards toward ZLD, with continuous monitoring connected to SPCB servers.

04

Import and transport controls

Restricted chemicals under DGFT, transport rules for hazardous goods, and the emerging chemical management framework add layers.

Coverage

Key instruments we track in depth for this sector

A representative sample, not the full list. Depth varies by jurisdiction and we will tell you exactly where it sits for your markets before you buy.

InstrumentJurisdictionWhat it drives
MSIHC Rules, 1989Central + StateSafety reports, emergency plans, safety audits
Hazardous Waste Rules, 2016Central + StateAuthorisation, manifest, TSDF, annual return
PESO licensingCentralExplosives, petroleum, compressed gas storage licences
Water and Air ActsStateConsent to operate, effluent and emission standards
Factories Act — hazardous processStateOccupier liability, safety officer, medical examinations
BIS QCOs on chemicalsCentralMandatory certification across a widening chemical list
CCTS, 2023CentralEmission intensity targets for obligated chemical entities

Use cases

How teams in this sector use Regulens

Threshold quantity monitoring

Track stored quantities against MSIHC thresholds so obligations trigger before an inspection identifies them.

Multi-authority licence register

PESO, SPCB, factory and fire licences for every site with conditions and renewal lead times in one place.

Chemical QCO applicability

Map the widening list of chemical QCOs to your product and raw material master.

Occupier exposure register

Make personal criminal exposure visible to the individuals who carry it, per site and per obligation.

“The occupier at one of our sites did not know which specific obligations carried imprisonment exposure for him personally. That seemed like something he should know.”
Group EHS Head · a specialty chemicals group

See it scoped to a chemicals footprint

We configure your legal entities, licences and jurisdictions and run live intelligence for two weeks. You compare it against what your team actually caught in the same period.