Cogs Competent Person Gurugram, Haryana

The bidder shall furnish documentary evidence by way of (i) certificate from chartered engineer (ii) details of similar works services in past 07 (seven) years and certification from a chartered engineer (iii) details of financial capability of the bidder duly certified by chartered accountant work order, sor, completion certificate all notarized and duly certified by chartered engineer in proof of their meeting the criteria along with the bid to establish his experience and track-record for meeting bec.

We are providing services of carrying outs tests examinations, inspections and certifications for such dangerous machinery, lifts and hoists, lifting machines and lifting tackles, pressure plants, ventilation systemextraction system for dusts, vapours & fumes and process or plant & equipment used in the factories. We are also closely working with 10 state as a competent person (haryana, punjab, delhi, uttar pradesh, uttarakhand, himachal pradesh, madhya pradesh, rajasthan & chhattisgarh etc.) under factory act 1948 for sections, 21(2), 28, 29, 31 & 87.

Recently component accounting has become part of indian rules and regulations by taking place in companies act 2013 and in ind as. The component approach is already allowed under current as 10, paragraph 8.3. Under as 10, there seems to be a choice in this matter; however, the companies act, 2013 requires application of component accounting mandatorily when relevant and material. Definition  as per note 4 schedule ii to the companies act, 2013 -“useful life specified in part c of the schedule is for whole of the asset. Where cost of a part of the asset is significant to total cost of the asset and useful life of that part is different from the useful life of the remaining asset, useful life of that significant part shall be determined separately.”  as per the amendment dated august 29, 2014 notified by the mca, the said requirement shall be voluntary in respect for the financial year commencing on or after the april 1, 2104 and mandatory for financial statements in respect of financial years commencing on or after april 1, 2015.  under ‘component accounting’, companies will need to identify and depreciate significant components with different useful lives separately.  the component approach is already allowed under current as 10, paragraph 8.3. Under as 10, there seems to be a choice in this matter; however, the schedule ii requires application of component accounting mandatorily when relevant and material. determination of cost the determination as to whether a part of an asset is significant requires a careful assessment of the facts and circumstances. This assessment would include at a minimum:  comparison of the cost allocated to the item to the total cost of the aggregated property,  plant and equipment; and  consideration of potential impact of componentisation on the depreciation expense.

Certifications for followings business aspects, installation certificate, epcg license closure, second hand plant & machinery, cold chain projects, tool life, mega food park scheme and utilisation purpose.

 rental valuation of immovable property and plant & machinery  plant & machinery valuation  land & building valuation  valuation for visa purpose  valuation for net worth & other aspects  vehicles valuation  scrap valuation  insurance valuation.