Factories (Registration and Other Services — Fees and Forms) Regulations

Factories Act

(Chapter 104, Section 102(1))

Factories (Registration and Other Services — Fees and Forms) Regulations¹

¹Replaces Rg 5, 1990 Ed. (S 269/83).

Rg 5

REVISED EDITION 1994

(30th March 1994)

[1st May 1993]

Citation

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Factories (Registration and Other Services — Fees and Forms) Regulations.

Definitions

2. In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires —

“construction worksite” means a factory in which building operations or works of engineering construction are carried on;

“shipyard” means a factory in which ships or other floating structures are constructed, reconstructed, repaired, refitted, painted, finished or broken up.

Fees for registration or renewal

3. The fees to be paid in respect of the registration or renewal of registration of factories and the issue of provisional factory permits shall be in accordance with Part I of the First Schedule.

Fees for special services

4. The fees to be paid in respect of special services shall be in accordance with Part II of the First Schedule.

Fee for registration as safety officer

5. The fee to be paid by a person for an application for registration as a safety officer under the Factories (Qualifications and Training of Safety Officers) [N 1] Notification shall be $110 and the fee for the renewal of a certificate of registration shall be $60.

[S 52/1995 wef 01/04/1995]

[S 463/1995 wef 01/12/1995]

[S 122/1996 wef 01/05/1996]

Government departments exempted

6. Regulations 3 and 4 shall not apply to any department of the Government.

Reports and certificates

7. The reports or certificates, as the case may be, on steam boilers, superheaters, economisers, steam receivers, cast-iron underfired vulcanisers, air receivers, refrigerating plant pressure receivers, hoists, lifts, lifting gear, lifting appliances and lifting machines shall be in the forms set out in the Second Schedule.

Notice to attend court

8. The form of notice requiring any person to attend court referred to in section 88(4) of the Act shall be as set out in the Third Schedule.

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