The BIS CRS Certification, falling under Scheme – II of BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations, 2018, is a pivotal regulatory framework established by the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology. Instituted in 2012, this scheme mandates manufacturers to secure a BIS CRS Certification Certificate for electronic products before market introduction. Emphasizing self-declaration of conformity, it has witnessed a substantial surge in-licenses over the years.

Implementation Steps for the Surveillance Process

 

1: Surveillance Cost Collection:The initial step involves the collection of the surveillance cost, a crucial element to support the surveillance activities.

2: Packaging, Transportation, and Sample Submission:Following cost collection, the process entails meticulous packaging, secure transportation, and the submission of samples to either BIS or BIS-certified laboratories.

3: Refund Procedures (Cancellation or Expiry): In the event of the cancellation or expiry of BIS CRS Certification, the procedure includes the initiation of refund processes as applicable.

4: Surveillance Cost Revision by BIS: BIS undertakes the crucial step of revising the surveillance cost as deemed necessary during the surveillance process.

5: Sample Drawl:The drawl of samples is a pivotal stage, involving the careful selection and extraction of representative samples for comprehensive evaluation.

6: Final State of Surveillance:The surveillance process reaches its final state, encompassing a comprehensive assessment of the collected samples and associated data.

7: Disposal of Samples or Remnants: The concluding step involves the responsible disposal of samples or any remnants, ensuring adherence to environmental and regulatory standards.