BIS CERTIFICATION for Non-Metal Helmet for Firemen and Civil Defence Personnel IS 2745

Published Date: November 19, 2024 4 min Read

Introduction

The requirements for non-metal helmets worn by firefighters and other civil defense workers are outlined in IS 2745: 1983 under BIS Certification. These helmets are crucial for safeguarding employees in hazardous environments, such as disaster relief and firefighting. The product is essential for emergency services, fire departments, and rescue teams and is part of the personal protective equipment (PPE) sector. These helmets are primarily used for safety during civil defense, disaster response, and fire crises.

The requirement for dependable protective gear in high-risk industries and growing awareness of safety regulations are driving the demand for these helmets in India. Manufacturers must get BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certification to sell IS 2745: 1983 helmets in India. Both domestic producers and foreign suppliers importing goods into India are required to obtain BIS certification.

OVERVIEW

The standard for non-metallic helmets worn by firefighters and other civil defence personnel is IS 2745:1983. It details specifications for the weight, design, material, and quality of helmets. For safety during emergency operations and firefighting, the standard guarantees that helmets are comfortable, long-lasting, and safe. It includes structural details, craftsmanship, and finish to guarantee that helmets meet user safety performance standards.

Key highlights

Product Name Non-Metal Helmet for Firemen and Civil Defence Personnel.
Applicable Indian Standard IS 2745: 1983
Applicable Certification Scheme Product Certification Scheme (ISI Mark Scheme) Scheme 1
Applicable Mark: BIS Standard Mark (ISI Logo)
Compliance Requirement Mandatory
Quality Control Order Click here
Ministry MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
Scope as per Standard This standard lays down the requirements regarding materials, construction, workmanship and finish, weight and performance of helmets for the firemen and civil defence personnel.
Major Country of Import United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Australia

Applicable Tests

Mandatory Tests:
  • Shell
  • Protective Padding
  • Retention System
  • Neck Protector
  • Sizes
Optional Tests:
  • Nil
isi mark

Note

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Timeline for BIS Certification

The approximate timeline to obtain BIS certification for Non-Metal Helmet for Firemen and Civil Defence Personnel IS 2745: 1983 is as follows:

  • For Indian Manufacturers (Standard Timeframe – 30 days)
  • For Foreign Manufacturers (Standard Timeframe – 180 days)

Benefits of BIS Certification

BIS certification improves product credibility, builds consumer trust, opens up market access, and gives manufacturers a competitive advantage.

Benefit Description
Access to the Indian Market BIS certification is required for many products, ensuring easy entry into the Indian market.
Compliance with Indian Standards It ensures products meet national safety and quality norms, ensuring reliability.
Better Product Credibility Certification shows that products meet high standards, helping them stand out in the market.
Increased Customer Trust Customers prefer certified products as they trust their quality and safety.
Benefits for MSMEs Small and medium businesses get a competitive edge and can access government tenders with BIS certification.

Conclusion

BIS certification is key for business growth in India. ALEPH INDIA helps manufacturers achieve this certification.

Aleph INDIA has been serving the industry as a single-window operator for all product regulatory compliance. We can assist importers or manufacturers in meeting all criteria for importing or selling a product in the Indian market.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is IS 2745: 1983?  
Q2. What are the materials used for the helmet?  
Q3. What is the purpose of the helmet?  
Q4. How should the helmet fit?  
Q5. Is the helmet tested for safety?  

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