Fire NOC for factories in Haryana
If you’re planning a Fire NOC for a factory in IMT Manesar, IMT Bawal, Faridabad, Sonipat or Rohtak, the process runs under the Haryana Fire and Emergency Services Act, 2022 — which replaced the older 2009 Act. A 2025 reform also opened the door to certified third-party fire-safety auditors, which matters for renewal timelines.
This page covers what’s specific to Haryana. For the full NBC 2016 engineering — the two-stage process, document checklist, cost drivers, and the 10 reasons fire schemes get rejected — see the complete Fire NOC guide.
Who issues it, and under what law
| Haryana | |
|---|---|
| Issuing authority | Haryana Fire and Emergency Services |
| Parent department | Department of Urban Local Bodies, Government of Haryana |
| Governing law | Haryana Fire and Emergency Services Act, 2022 (repealed the 2009 Act) |
| Online portal | ulbharyana.gov.in |
| Industrial estate coordination | HSIIDC (IMT estates), plus DHBVN or UHBVN depending on region |
What triggers a Fire NOC in Haryana
Any non-residential building — which covers essentially every factory — or a residential building over 15m height needs a Fire NOC and an approved fire-fighting scheme, aligned with NBC Part IV, the Disaster Management Act 2005, the Factories Act 1948 and (still, as a legacy of undivided Punjab pre-1966) Punjab Factory Rules 1952.
The 2025 third-party audit reform
A newer policy lets certified private fire-safety auditors carry out the compliance audit that historically needed a government inspector site visit. For a factory with a clean, well-maintained fire system, this can meaningfully shorten the renewal cycle — worth asking your fire-NOC consultant whether your unit qualifies.
Two DISCOMs, one Act
Haryana runs two power distribution utilities — DHBVN in the south (Gurugram, Manesar, Faridabad, Rewari, Bhiwani) and UHBVN in the north (Panchkula, Sonipat, Rohtak, Ambala, Panipat) — but the fire-NOC law is the same statewide Act regardless of which DISCOM serves your plant.
Where we work in Haryana
We deliver fire-NOC design and filing across Haryana’s major industrial estates: IMT Manesar, IMT Bawal, IMT Rohtak, Faridabad–Ballabgarh, Panchkula, and the Sonipat belt (Barhi, Kundli, Rai) — see the full Haryana zone list.
Get your fire scheme designed and filed
- Fire NOC Requirement Checker — an instant, indicative read on what your building triggers
- Fire-NOC Assistance — we design the scheme to the current Act, handle filing on the ULB Haryana portal, and stand through inspection or third-party audit
- Full Fire NOC guide — the complete NBC 2016 engineering detail
Secured Engineers Pvt. Ltd. is an MEPF and fire-protection EPC contractor serving Haryana from our Punjab and Noida operations. This guide is general information; confirm current fees and timelines with Haryana Fire and Emergency Services.