BIS Certification Training

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MEANING: What is BIS Certification Training?

BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certification is a mandatory or voluntary product certification scheme under the Indian government that ensures the quality, safety, and reliability of products sold in India.

BIS Certification Training is the process of educating manufacturers, exporters, compliance officers, and quality personnel on how to comply with BIS standards, complete certification processes, and meet Indian regulatory requirements — especially under the Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS) or ISI Mark Scheme.

PROCESS: Steps in BIS Certification Training

1. Training Needs Assessment

• Identify who needs training: manufacturers, quality managers, regulatory officers, exporters, importers
• Determine product category: electronics, toys, cement, steel, household goods, etc.
• Define the applicable scheme: ISI, CRS, or Hallmarking

2. Training Design & Planning

• Customize content based on product type and BIS scheme
• Choose delivery method: on-site training, virtual classes, webinars
• Set training goals (e.g., successful BIS application, audit readiness, label compliance)

3. Training Content

Core topics usually include:

• Introduction to BIS and its role
• Overview of applicable BIS schemes:
• ISI Mark Scheme (mandatory for domestic goods under quality control orders)
• CRS Scheme (Compulsory Registration Scheme for electronics and IT goods)
• Hallmarking Scheme (for gold and silver jewelry)
• How to identify applicable Indian Standards (IS codes)
• Steps for BIS certification:

Check product under mandatory certification list

Choose correct certification scheme (ISI/CRS)

Prepare documentation (application, test reports, factory layout, etc.)

Submit to BIS or designated lab

Undergo product testing (via BIS-approved lab)

Get factory audit (for ISI scheme)

Get license and mark the product

Roles of labs, auditors, and BIS officers

Labeling requirements and misuse penalties

Renewal and post-certification compliance

4. Training Delivery

Use real product examples and case studies

Demonstrate how to fill BIS application forms

Provide sample audit checklists and compliance templates

5. Assessment & Certification

• Test understanding with quizzes or simulations
• Provide certificates of participation or completion
• Maintain training records for audit readiness

6. Ongoing Updates

• Conduct refresher training for regulation or standard updates
• Share BIS circulars and changes in mandatory product lists