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PESO, which stands for Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation, is a compulsory licensing scheme applicable to India's oil and gas sector. Formerly known as the Chief Controller of Explosives (CCOE) examination, PESO certification is rooted in laws like the Explosives Act of 1884 and the Petroleum Act of 1934, along with associated regulations like the Explosives Rules of 2008 and the Petroleum Rules of 2002. CCOE PESO Certification.
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PESO approval is necessary for items available in the Indian market that operate with gases, are utilized within the oil sector, or are intended for use in environments deemed hazardous and/or corrosive. This encompasses explosion-resistant products, pressure vessels, and items designed for the oil and gas industry.
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In most instances, the relevant regulatory body typically acknowledges existing certifications such as ATEX, IECEx, ASME, PED, or TPED, along with their corresponding test reports. Ideally, these documents should be current, complying with the latest standards and preferably not exceeding a two-year timeframe. For electrical products, obtaining PESO certification often involves an administrative process primarily focused on reviewing and approving documents. The range of necessary documents is usually extensive, although it may vary depending on the specific project, typically ranging from approximately 30 to 50 documents. Additionally, the regulatory authority requires information concerning the manufacturer, its Authorized Indian Representative (AIR), details about the product and its components, as well as pertinent commercial and plant information, alongside the requisite application documents. All test reports and documentation must adhere to the latest standards and ideally not be older than two years.
For more intricate scenarios, a factory inspection may be mandated, particularly for pressure equipment, including safety valves. Moreover, the regulatory body may also stipulate product testing within India under certain circumstances, such as the unavailability of test reports or if the submitted documentation is outdated.
It's important to highlight that, similar to many other certifications in India, having a local Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) is necessary for the application process. For PESO certification, the AIR must possess technical qualifications and training relevant to your product, and they must be under contractual obligation with the manufacturer for at least 5 years. Various avenues exist for obtaining an AIR, including through the manufacturer's own subsidiary or sales office in India, as well as through local importers or distributors.
Many products necessitating certifications like IECEx, ATEX, ASME, PED, or TPED, or those intended for use in hazardous environments, typically mandate PESO certification in India. PESO certification applies primarily to electrical ex-components and pressure equipment. Importing or exporting explosives demands a license issued under the Explosives Rules, 2008, permitting only explosives classified as "Authorized" under these rules for importation/exportation. This approval can be obtained within 3 months from the date of submitting documents.
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It stands for Petroleum and Explosive Safety Organisation and regulates the safety of hazardous susbstances such as compressed gases, petroleum and explosives.
Yes, even the IECEx/ATEX Certification products also need CCOE PESO Certification.
The maximum time is two years.
After the submission of the application, the process can normally be completed within 3-4 months.
PESO certificates are valid for 4-5 years. They are always valid until Dec. 31 of the respective fifth year. I.e. if a certificate is issued on Jan. 01., it is valid for almost exactly 5 years. However, if it is issued in the middle of the year, it is only valid for 4.5 years and so on
The IECEx/ATEX/ASME/PED/TPED certificates and the associated test reports should be available for all relevant parts and components. The purchase order from an Indian customer must be available, showing that the products to be certified will be installed on site. We will provide you with full support in preparing the relevant application documents.
