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Inspections 

In order to ensure proper compliance of the provision of the ESI Act, 1948, inspection of factories and establishments has become one of the most  important responsibility of the ESI Corporation.  Under the enabling provisions of the ESI Act, employers are expected to fully co-operate with inspecting authorities, i.e. Insurance Inspector (now known as "Social Security Officer" vide ESI (Amendment) Act, 2010, Sec 45 A)  or any other authorised officers of the Corporation appointed under Section 45 of the Act or any other officers of the Corporation as mentioned under Regulation 102 of the ESI General Regulations. Employers will facilitate Inspecting Officers the lawful discharge of their duties and provide full co-operation in collection of all essential information related to coverage, payment of contributions, maintenance of ESI records etc.

The Social Security Officer or any other authorised officer normally sends advance intimation regarding the inspection of records of a factory or an establishment in his area of operation. On such occasions, the essential  records and documents are to be kept ready for inspection and produced on demand before the inspecting authority.

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It is the duty of employer to produce all the records required by the inspecting officers and co-operate in the conduct of inspections. At the end of inspection, besides collection of observation slip, an entry in the inspection book should be got done.   

 

If any labour is engaged either directly or through contractor for carrying out the construction work/ repair and maintenance of the premises/ machinery etc. within the covered premises, the record thereof is also required to be produced before the Social Security Officer as contributions are payable on the labour component. The responsibility for payment of contributions rests with the Principal Employer. 

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