Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Why PESO license is required?
Q2. Who needs PESO Certification?
Q3. Is PESO Transferrable?
Q4. What is the PESO Act?
Answer: The petroleum Act 1934 aims to consolidate and amend laws related to petroleum transport, storage, production, refining, and blending.
Q5. Is PESO a statutory body?
Answer: No, PESO stands for Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation. It's a non-statutory body that regulates and administers the use of explosives in India.
Q6. What is Class A petroleum?
Answer: Class A Petroleum refers to petroleum with a flash point below 23 Degrees centigrade.
Q7. What happens if a product or facility does not comply with PESO standards?
Answer: Non-compliance can lead to delays, fines, or suspension of operations. PESO may require corrective actions to address safety risks.
Q8. How long does it take to obtain PESO Certification?
Answer: The process usually takes 6–12 weeks. It depends on the product type, inspection needs, and documentation readiness. Complex applications may take longer.