Fire NOC for a factory in Maharashtra: MIDC, city fire brigades and MFS
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Fire NOC for a factory in Maharashtra: MIDC, city CFO or MFS issues it. MIDC fees Rs 1 to Rs 20 per m², self-certification to 2,000 m², Form B twice a year.
- Top MIDC rate, G-3 high hazard
- Rs 20 per m²
- Zone A, above 7,001 m² or 15 m; minimum Rs 1,50,000
- Fee grid
Quick answer
Yes, a factory in Maharashtra needs a fire NOC: every industrial building in Schedule-I of the Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures Act, 2006 needs a Provisional fire approval at plan stage and a Final approval before use, at any size; a low-hazard unit up to 2,000 m² and below 18 m may self-certify under MFS order 1763 of 10 December 2025.
Inside an MIDC industrial area, MIDC's own fire service issues it through the MIDC single window, in 30 days for the Provisional and 15 for the Final approval; inside a municipal corporation the city's Chief Fire Officer does; elsewhere the Director of Maharashtra Fire and Emergency Services, on the MFS E-Approval portal.
There is no renewal: a licensed agency's Form B every January and July keeps the approval alive. MIDC's Fire Protection Fund fee runs from Rs 1 to Rs 20 per m² of built-up area, by hazard, size and zone, with minimums from Rs 5,000.
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Maharashtra factory fire NOC at a glance
| What | The rule | Source |
|---|---|---|
| The fire law | Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures Act, 2006, as amended by Act XXIV of 2023 (in force 30 May 2023) | UDD notification 2023 |
| Which factories | Every industrial building in Schedule-I (G-1, G-2, G-3), sized by the floor area of the largest building on the plot | MH Act 2023 Schedule-I |
| Self-certification | Low-hazard units up to 2,000 m² and below 18 m, under office order MFS-2025/1763; 10% picked for inspection | MFS office order 2025 |
| In an MIDC area | MIDC's Divisional Fire Officer for the region, through the MIDC single window | MIDC EoDB |
| Outside MIDC and city limits | The Director, Maharashtra Fire and Emergency Services, on E-Approval | MFS e-fire |
| MIDC fee basis | Fire Protection Fund fee per m² of total built-up area, by hazard, area, height and Zone A, B or C | MIDC |
| Renewal | None; Form B from a licensed agency every January and July | MFS circular 64 |
| Form B in MIDC | Online only on MIDC's SWC portal since 1 January 2025 | MIDC circular |
| Two-yearly audit | Moderate-hazard industry of 30,000 m² or more and high hazard of 10,000 m² or more (section 45) | Amendment Act 2023 |
| Factory rule on fire | Rule 70, Maharashtra Factories Rules, 1963: adequate means of protection and escape in case of fire | Indian Kanoonnews report |
How to get a fire NOC for a factory in Maharashtra
Find your fire authority
MIDC plot: MIDC's fire service. Inside a municipal corporation: its Chief Fire Officer. Anywhere else: the Director of MFS.
Classify the building
Fix the hazard class (G-1, G-2, G-3, storage or hazardous) and the built-up area and height of the largest building; a low-hazard unit up to 2,000 m² and below 18 m can take the self-certification route.
Gather the process papers
Process flow chart, raw materials and finished goods with storage quantities, MPCB consent to establish, and explosives or petroleum approvals where they apply.
File for Provisional approval with the plan
In MIDC the building plan, Provisional fire, water and drainage requests go together through BPAMS; the fire officer issues a demand letter for the Fire Protection Fund fee.
Install through a licensed agency
Only an MFS-licensed agency may install and certify; its Form A goes with the Final approval application.
Get Final approval, then file Form B
Final approval before use, then Form B every January and July for as long as the factory runs.
Is a fire NOC mandatory for a factory in Maharashtra? 7 cases
Schedule-I lists industrial buildings at every size, so the question in Maharashtra is which route and which fire officer, not whether.
IfA low-hazard (G-1) unit up to 2,000 m² and below 18 m
Fire approval by self-certification under order 1763, then Form B in January and July; at least 10% of cases are inspected. MFS office order 2025
IfAny other G-1, G-2 or G-3 building
Provisional approval with the building plan, Final approval before use. Factories MH Act 2023 Schedule-I
IfA tiny, village or cottage unit
Still in Schedule-I, but Note 16(a) asks only for extinguishers and fire buckets. MH Act 2023 Schedule-I
IfA moderate-hazard plant of 30,000 m² or more, or a high-hazard plant of 10,000 m² or more
Section 45 adds an automated monitoring system and a Fire and Life Safety Audit every 2 years. Fire Audit Maharashtra Amendment Act 2023
IfAn existing MIDC factory expanding
File a fresh Provisional application with the note on existing fire measures, the BCC and DCC, and the last Form B. MIDC
IfA G-2 or G-3 building above 18 m or 15 m in an MIDC Zone B or C area
MIDC's fee table marks it "Not Recommended"; ask the Divisional Fire Officer before designing. MIDC
IfSolvents, LPG or explosives on site
Copies of the PESO or other licences are pre-requisites for the MIDC Provisional NOC. Petroleum Rules 2002 MIDC
Who issues a Maharashtra factory's fire NOC: MIDC, city or MFS
Three kinds of fire authority issue industrial approvals in Maharashtra. The plot's location decides which.
MIDC areas
MIDC fire service
Applications go to the Divisional Fire Officer of the MIDC region; Provisional approval in 30 days and Final in 15, on a complete file. MIDC EoDB
Its own stations
32 MIDC fire stations
MIDC reports 32 fire stations operational and 14 sanctioned; its contact sheet lists 39 rows by region. MIDC
Cities
Municipal Chief Fire Officer
Inside Mumbai, Pune, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Nagpur and other municipal areas, the corporation's fire brigade approves. Amendment Act 2023
Rest of the state
Director, Maharashtra Fire and Emergency Services
Approves where no municipal or planning-authority fire officer covers the site, through E-Approval. MFS e-fire
Factory side
Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health
Approves the factory plan and licence; MIDC lists DISH among the approvals to attach where they apply. MIDC
MIDC fire fee for a Maharashtra factory, by hazard and zone
MIDC charges a Fire Protection Fund fee per m² of total built-up area, subject to a minimum. Rates as MIDC publishes them, Zone A, B and C under its 1993 Group Scheme.
| Zone A: Rs per m² (minimum) | Zone B | Zone C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| G-1 low hazard, up to 500 m² | Rs 3 (Rs 10,000) | Rs 2 (Rs 7,000) | Rs 1 (Rs 5,000) |
| G-1, 1,001 to 2,000 m² | Rs 7 (Rs 20,000) | Rs 5 (Rs 15,000) | Rs 4 (Rs 12,000) |
| G-1, 4,001 to 6,000 m² | Rs 12 (Rs 30,000) | Rs 10 (Rs 25,000) | Rs 7 (Rs 20,000) |
| G-1, above 8,001 m² or 18 m | Rs 20 (Rs 50,000) | Rs 15 (Rs 35,000) | Rs 12 (Rs 30,000) |
| G-2 moderate hazard, up to 1,000 m² | Rs 3 (Rs 15,000) | Rs 2 (Rs 10,000) | Rs 1 (Rs 5,000) |
| G-2, 4,001 to 6,000 m² | Rs 10 (Rs 50,000) | Rs 7 (Rs 35,000) | Rs 5 (Rs 25,000) |
| G-2, above 8,001 m² or 18 m | Rs 20 (Rs 1,00,000) | Not Recommended | Not Recommended |
| G-3 high hazard, up to 500 m² | Rs 3 (Rs 25,000) | Rs 2 (Rs 20,000) | Rs 1 (Rs 15,000) |
| G-3, 3,001 to 5,000 m² | Rs 10 (Rs 50,000) | Rs 7 (Rs 40,000) | Rs 5 (Rs 35,000) |
| G-3, above 7,001 m² or 15 m | Rs 20 (Rs 1,50,000) | Not Recommended | Not Recommended |
Selected rows; MIDC's PDF has 7 G-1, 6 G-2 and 6 G-3 bands. Area times rate, or the minimum if higher. MIDC does not say in this PDF which industrial areas fall in each zone. MIDC
MIDC fees for Maharashtra factory godowns, hazardous stores and pipelines
Storage and hazardous buildings on an MIDC plot have their own rows. Outside MIDC, the fire service fee in Schedule II of the Act is a share of the Annual Statement of Rates.
As published
- Storage, single storey, up to 15 mRs 7 / 5 / 3 per m²Zones A / B / C; minimum Rs 20,000 / 15,000 / 10,000 MIDC
- Storage, ground plus 1Rs 10 / 7 / 5 per m²Minimum Rs 25,000 / 20,000 / 15,000 MIDC
- Hazardous building, single storeyRs 10 / 7 / 5 per m²Minimum Rs 25,000 / 20,000 / 15,000 MIDC
- Hazardous building, above 15 mRs 20 per m² in Zone AMinimum Rs 50,000; Zones B and C Not Recommended MIDC
- Cross-country pipeline for hazardous gas or petroleumRs 15 / 10 / 7 per metreMinimum Rs 1,00,000 / 75,000 / 50,000 MIDC
- Outside MIDC: fire service fee, industrial0.75% of ASR per m²1.00% above 45 m (Schedule II, 2023) MH Act 2023 Schedule-I
MIDC's own worked example: a 500 m² G-1 unit in Zone B at Rs 2 per m² comes to Rs 1,000, so the Rs 7,000 minimum is charged. Every state's fees are on the fire NOC fees page.
Documents MIDC asks for a Maharashtra factory's fire NOC
MIDC lists 7 pre-requisites for the Provisional NOC and 5 papers for the Final approval.
- A note on the plant's activity with a process flow chart, and the raw materials and finished goods with quantities, their storage marked on the block plan MIDC
- For an expansion: a note on the existing fire prevention and protection measures, and the BCC or part BCC and DCC with approved drawings MIDC
- Approvals from the Chief Controller of Explosives, Excise, the gas authority, MPCB, DISH or FDA where the materials need them MIDC
- A Civil Aviation NOC for a tall building near an airport MIDC
- The architect's certificate that the plans meet MIDC's DC Rules, with plot area and floor-wise built-up area MIDC
- Proof of payment of the Fire Protection Fund fee and any additional fee MIDC
- For Final approval: the area statement and drawing approved by MIDC's planning authority, an as-built statement if the plan changed, and the receipt for any added area MIDC EoDB
- For Final approval: the licensed agency's Form A with its Annexure, and the BPAMS number or Provisional NOC MIDC EoDB
Maharashtra factory fire approvals, dated: 2006 to 2026
The 2006 Act set the approval; 2023 to 2026 changed its schedule, its renewal and the small-unit route.
10 August 1989
Rule 70 of the Maharashtra Factories Rules, Fire Protection, is substituted in its present form. Indian Kanoonnews report
5 February 2007
The English text of the 2006 Act is gazetted. MFS Act 2006 copy
30 May 2023
The 2023 Amendment Act takes effect, with a new Schedule-I sizing industry by floor area. UDD notification 2023
1 January 2025
MIDC takes Form B online only, on its SWC portal. MIDC circular
31 January 2025
MFS circular 64 ends routine renewal: Form B every January and July instead. MFS circular 64
21 November 2025
The OSH Code replaces the Factories Act; the state's 1963 rules run on until new rules are final. PIB
10 December 2025
Order 1763 lets low-hazard units up to 2,000 m² and below 18 m self-certify. MFS office order 2025
7 July 2026
MFS issues guidelines that every licensed agency must follow when it signs a Form B. MFS Form B guidelines
Maharashtra Factories Rules 1963: rule 70 and a factory's fire layout
Rule 70 is the factory-law fire rule a Maharashtra plant still works to while the state's OSH rules remain a draft.
Word for word
Every factory shall be provided with adequate means of protection and escape in case of fire.
The rule goes on to ask for explosion and flash-fire processes in segregated buildings, fire-resisting walls round serious fire hazards, flame arresters, automatic extinguishers or fire dampers on risky ducts and conveyors, passages of at least 90 cm and 2 m clear above stored piles. The OSH Code keeps existing rules alive during the transition so far as they do not contradict it, and Maharashtra's 2026 draft OSH rules for factories were not final by 28 October 2026.
Maharashtra factory fire safety in numbers
32
MIDC fire stations operational, with 14 more sanctioned MIDC
30 days
MIDC's time for a Provisional fire approval on a complete file; 15 for the Final MIDC EoDB
2,000 m²
Largest low-hazard unit that may self-certify, if below 18 m (order 1763) MFS office order 2025
10 %
Self-certified cases picked for inspection MFS office order 2025
861
Rows on the MFS licensed-agency list valid to 3 July 2028, under 847 serials MFS agency list
10,000 m²
High-hazard industrial floor area that triggers the 2-yearly audit (30,000 m² for moderate hazard) Amendment Act 2023
Maharashtra factory fire NOC worked cases: 4 MIDC plots
MIDC's fee rows applied to the sites the brief names. Our working from the published schedule; the demand letter decides.
Case 1
A 1,500 m² light-engineering unit, Zone B
Single-storey G-1 shed, 8 m high, on an MIDC plot.
What applies Rs 5 per m² gives Rs 7,500, below the Rs 15,000 minimum, so Rs 15,000. It is small enough for order 1763's self-certification route; whether MIDC applies that MFS order is not stated. MIDC
Case 2
A 6,000 m² warehouse, Zone A
Single-storey storage building, 12 m high.
What applies Rs 7 per m² gives Rs 42,000, above the Rs 20,000 minimum, so Rs 42,000; then Form B each January and July. MIDC
Case 3
A 400 m² solvent store, Zone C
Single-storey hazardous building with flammable solvent drums.
What applies Rs 5 per m² gives Rs 2,000, so the Rs 15,000 minimum applies. The PESO licence must be attached to the Provisional application. MIDC
Case 4
A 10,000 m² chemical plant, Zone A
High-hazard G-3 building, 14 m high.
What applies Rs 20 per m² gives Rs 2,00,000, above the Rs 1,50,000 minimum. At 10,000 m² it is a section 45 building: monitoring system and audit every 2 years. Amendment Act 2023
Where Maharashtra factory fire approvals stall, and the fix
Most MIDC fire files stall on the process papers or on the agency, not on the fee.
If No storage quantities on the block plan
Mark where each raw material and finished good sits and how much; MIDC lists it as the first pre-requisite. MIDC
If MPCB consent to establish not yet issued
Apply for it early: MIDC lists MPCB documents among the Provisional NOC papers. MIDC EoDB
If Plant redesigned after the Provisional NOC
Submit an as-built area statement and pay the differential fee before the Final application. MIDC EoDB
If Form B sent on paper to an MIDC fire station
Since 1 January 2025 MIDC accepts Form B online only, on its SWC portal. MIDC circular
If An agency not on the current MFS list signs Form A or Form B
Check the agency on the list valid to 3 July 2028 before you hire it. MFS agency list
Maharashtra factory fire NOC myths, checked against the rules
You may have read
A Maharashtra factory renews its fire NOC every year.
Myth
What the sources say
There is no routine renewal; Form B every January and July keeps the approval alive. MFS circular 64
You may have read
Small factories are outside the fire Act.
Myth
What the sources say
Schedule-I covers industry at any size; tiny units get a lighter list of systems, and low-hazard units up to 2,000 m² a self-certification route. MH Act 2023 Schedule-I
You may have read
An MIDC plot goes to the state fire service.
Myth
What the sources say
MIDC runs its own fire service and Divisional Fire Officers for its areas. MIDC EoDB
You may have read
MIDC's fire fee is a flat charge.
Myth
What the sources say
It is per m² of built-up area by hazard, size, height and zone, with a minimum. MIDC
You may have read
Maharashtra has 847 licensed fire agencies.
Myth
What the sources say
The list valid to 3 July 2028 prints 861 rows under 847 serials. MFS agency list
What a Maharashtra factory risks: section 36 and the OSH Code
The fire Act punishes neglect and false certificates; the OSH Code punishes breaches inside the works. The full Maharashtra ladder is on the state page.
| Offence | Penalty | Law |
|---|---|---|
| Letting the factory's fire systems fall out of repair | Rigorous imprisonment of 6 months to 3 years and a fine of Rs 20,000 to Rs 50,000 | 2006 Act, section 36(1) MFS Act 2006 copy |
| A false Form A or Form B | The same section 36(1) range; the agency's licence may also go | 2006 Act, section 36(1)(f)(ii) MFS Act 2006 copy |
| A contravention of the Code with no specific penalty | Rs 2 lakh to Rs 3 lakh; Rs 2,000 a day if it continues | OSH Code, section 94 OSH Code |
| Breaching a hazardous-process duty | Up to 2 years and up to Rs 5 lakh; Rs 25,000 a day if it continues | OSH Code, section 102 OSH Code |
Section 8 of the 2006 Act also lets the fire officer seal premises in imminent danger. Every state's ladder is on the penalties page.
Where a Maharashtra factory applies for its fire NOC
MIDC plots apply through MIDC's own systems; other sites through MFS or their city.
MIDC
BPAMS
The combined building plan, Provisional fire, water and drainage application. MIDC
bpams.midcindia.org/bpamsclientMIDC
MIDC Single Window Clearance
Final fire approval and the twice-yearly Form B. MIDC circular
services.midcindia.org/servicesMIDC
MIDC EoDB fire NOC page
Documents and the 30-day and 15-day timelines. MIDC EoDB
eodb.midcindia.org/FireNoc.aspxState
MFS E-Approval
Provisional and Final approvals from the Director outside MIDC and city limits. MFS e-fire
mahafireservice.gov.in/e-fire.phpAgencies
MFS license services
The approved licensed-agency list and the blacklist. MFS
mahafireservice.gov.in/license-services.php
Maharashtra factory fire terms: G-1 to G-3, Form A, Form B, FPF
- Provisional and Final fire approval
- Plan-stage and pre-use approvals under the 2006 Act; MIDC issues them in 30 and 15 days. MIDC EoDB
- Fire Protection Fund fee
- MIDC's fire charge per m² of built-up area, demanded by the fire officer before the Provisional NOC. MIDC
- Zone A, B, C
- MIDC's grouping of industrial areas under its 1993 Group Scheme, which sets the fee rate. MIDC
- Form A
- The licensed agency's completion certificate filed with the Final approval. MIDC EoDB
- Form B
- The agency's certificate every January and July that the systems work. MFS circular 64
- Order 1763
- MFS office order of 10 December 2025 on self-certified approval for small low-hazard units. MFS office order 2025
- MAITRI
- Maharashtra Industry, Trade and Investment Facilitation Cell, the single-window nodal agency under the 2023 Act. KSK newsletternews report
What Flamekite could not confirm about Maharashtra factory fire NOCs
Which MIDC industrial areas fall in Zone A, B or C. The fee PDF names the 1993 Group Scheme but does not list the areas.
Whether MIDC's Fire Protection Fund schedule uploaded in December 2021 has been revised since. It was still the published PDF on 28 October 2026.
Whether MIDC applies MFS order 1763 on self-certification to plots in its own areas.
Which fire services MAITRI routes. The Maharashtra Industry, Trade and Investment Facilitation Act, 2023 took effect from 3 July 2023 and leaves the list of permissions to a notification; the MAITRI portal returned HTTP 503 on 28 October 2026.
An official copy of rule 70 of the Maharashtra Factories Rules, 1963. We read it on a legal database.
Questions about fire NOC for factories in Maharashtra
Is fire NOC mandatory for a factory in Maharashtra?
Who issues the fire NOC in MIDC?
What are MIDC fire NOC fees?
How to get a fire NOC for a factory in Maharashtra?
Does a MIDC fire NOC need renewal for a factory in Maharashtra?
Is MPCB consent needed for the MIDC fire NOC?
What is the penalty for not maintaining fire systems in a Maharashtra factory?
Keep reading
- Fire NOC in MaharashtraThe state's whole regime: Form B, agencies, fees and penalties.
- Fire NOC for factoriesMIDC's route step by step and the Schedule-I systems rows.
- Fire NOC for warehousesStorage lines and systems across India.
- Fire NOC for industries and MSMEsMIDC beside 10 other estate bodies and the MSME deferral laws.
- Fire audit in MaharashtraSection 45A audits and Form B in detail.
- Licensed fire agencies in MaharashtraWho may sign Form A and Form B.
- Factories Act and OSH Code fire rulesA factory's fire duties inside the works.
- Petroleum Rules 2002Licences for solvent and fuel stores.
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Sources
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- Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation: Provisional Fire NOC: procedure, 7 pre-requisite documents and the Fire Safety Fee Structure for MIDC industrial areas, Zones A, B and C under Group Scheme 1993, with worked examples (PDF uploaded December 2021) (opens in a new tab)
- Press Information Bureau: Four Labour Codes made effective from 21 November 2025, with the transition statement (opens in a new tab)
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- Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation: Fire services: 32 fire stations operational and 14 sanctioned (page updated 9 March 2026) (opens in a new tab)
- Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation: Contact details of MIDC fire stations: 39 rows by region, with addresses, phones and e-mail (PDF uploaded September 2021) (opens in a new tab)
- Urban Development Department, Government of Maharashtra (gazette copy hosted by MFS): Notification No. FFS-2022/C.R.36/UD-14, 30 May 2023: the Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures (Amendment) Act, 2023 comes into force on 30 May 2023 (Gazette Extraordinary Part IV-B No. 209) (opens in a new tab)
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- Government of Maharashtra (gazette copy hosted by Maharashtra Fire and Emergency Services): Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures (Amendment) Act, 2023, substituted Schedule-I: industrial buildings (G-1, G-2, G-3) by floor area of the largest building, Notes 3(c), 14, 16(a) to 16(c), 17, 18, 20, 21; Schedule II fee table (read off the page images, pp. 26 to 36) (opens in a new tab)
- Directorate of Maharashtra Fire and Emergency Services: Office Order No. MFS-2025/1763, 10 December 2025: self-certified fire approval for low-hazard industries up to 2,000 m² and below 18 m, Form B in January and July where no renewal is due, and 10% of cases picked for inspection (read from the page images) (opens in a new tab)
- Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation: Fire NOC procedure on the MIDC Ease of Doing Business pages: an existing factory attaches its Form B with Annexure; applications go to the regional Divisional Fire Officer (opens in a new tab)
- Maharashtra Fire and Emergency Services: E-Approval online application: documents for Provisional and Final NOC, and the 7-working-day service line (opens in a new tab)
- Director, Maharashtra Fire Service: Circular MFS/51/2025/64, 31 January 2025: Necessity or otherwise of renewal of fire approval (opens in a new tab)
- Chief Fire Officer and Fire Advisor, Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation: Circular MIDC/Fire/P-379286, 1 January 2025: Form B through the online SWC portal of MIDC only (opens in a new tab)
- Government of Maharashtra (copy hosted by Maharashtra Fire and Emergency Services): Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures (Amendment) Act, 2023 (Mah. Act No. XXIV of 2023), first published 11 May 2023 (opens in a new tab)
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