Factory Act Board

The Factory Act Board is a regulatory body tasked with overseeing and enforcing the provisions of the Factory Act within a particular jurisdiction. The Factory Act, or similar legislation, typically outlines regulations related to the establishment and operation of factories, with a focus on ensuring the health, safety, and welfare of workers.

Inspections: Conduct regular inspections of factories to ensure compliance with safety, health, and labor standards specified in the Factory Act.

Licensing and Registration: Issuing licenses or permits for the establishment and operation of factories, and maintaining a register of licensed factories.

Enforcement: Taking enforcement actions against factories found to violate the Factory Act, which may include issuing warnings, fines, or closure orders.

Education and Outreach: Providing guidance and training to factory owners, managers, and workers on compliance with the Factory Act and best practices for workplace safety and health.

Investigations: Investigate accidents, complaints, or other incidents related to factory operations and take appropriate actions to address any violations or deficiencies.

Policy Development: Advising government authorities on the development of policies and regulations related to factory operations, worker protection, and industrial safety.