Status Check, Procedures, Facilities

Organization : Fire and Rescue Services Tamil Nadu
Facility : Procedure to get NOC / Fire Licence

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How To Get NOC?

Documents to be attached with application for getting NOC / Completion Certificate / Fire Licence from Director, Fire and Rescue Services Department for Multi Storied Buildings (Height 15.25 mts and above)

Related : Fire and Rescue Services Tamil Nadu MSB Status Report : www.statusin.in/1182.html

To get NOC for getting Planning Permission :
1. Application with the signature of the authorized signatory
2. Appendix 1 & 2 duly filled in by the applicant
3. Proposed plan for NOC including site plan, topo plan, elevation plan, typical floor etc.,

To get Completion Certificate / Fire Licence :
1. Application with the signature of the authorized signatory
2. Appendix 1 & 2 duly filled in by the applicant
3. Copy of the NOC issued by Fire and Rescue Services Department for getting Planning Permission.
4. Details of Fire Safety measures undertaken in the building
5. Fire Safety Plan of the building including Fire Alarm Plan and Hydrant Layout etc.,
6. Approved plan from the competent authority should be submitted to the inspection team at the time of inspection

How To Renew Fire Licence?

1. Application with the signature of the authorized signatory
2. Appendix 1 & 2 duly filled in by the applicant
3. Copy of previous year’s Fire Licence

Safety tips against fire in Hotels :
** Ask the porter / room boy about the ordinary as well as emergency passages, particularly the escape routes in the event of a fire.
** Find out the nearest escape route from your room.

** Carrying and using liquids which are inflammable constitute a fire hazard.
** Electrical equipment must not be adjusted or altered without the permission of the management.

About Us :
** Fire and Rescue Services Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu is entrusted with the task of fire fighting and rescue operations in times of emergency.
** “We Serve to Save” is the lofty objective of the department and every one of the personnel in the department has the onerous task of saving the people in distress.
** It is the endeavor of the department to ensure that the delivery of services to the public reaches with least delay.
** Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services Department headed by a Director in the rank of Addl Director General of Police has a strength of 6801 personnel and operates through 302 Fire and Rescue Services Stations including 2 Rescue Stations located in all the 33 districts in Tamil Nadu.
** The main task of the fire fighters is to save and protect life and properties of the people in any calamity either natural or man-made.
** It needs physical strength and sensitivity.

We alone cannot serve people if people don’t take preventive measures. We appeal to industrialists, owners and occupants of multi-storied buildings, commercial complexes, educational institutions, cracker manufacturers etc. to follow the fire safety norms to ensure safer society.

FAQ On NOC

Sure, here are some frequently asked questions (FAQ) about a No Objection Certificate (NOC):

What is a NOC?
A NOC is a document that is issued by one party to another, giving the second party permission to do something. For example, an employer may issue a NOC to an employee, allowing the employee to take a leave of absence. Or, a landlord may issue a NOC to a tenant, allowing the tenant to sublet the property.

Why is a NOC needed?
A NOC is needed in certain situations where the second party needs permission from the first party to do something. For example, a bank may require a NOC from an employer before it will approve a loan for an employee. Or, a school may require a NOC from a parent before it will allow a child to participate in an extracurricular activity.

What are the benefits of having a NOC?
There are several benefits to having a NOC. For the first party, it can provide peace of mind knowing that the second party has permission to do something. For the second party, it can provide them with the necessary documentation to complete a task or transaction.