ERCS Rises as a BIS Partner for Copper and Steel Product Manufacturers

• 27 Jun 2025
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Due to the ever growing demand for high-quality infrastructure and electrical items, the focus on certified raw materials has increased. This is especially true for copper and steel products that are essential for industries like telecommunications, electronics and energy. As per the latest Quality Control Orders, BIS certification has become mandatory for a variety of copper and steel products for Indian as well as foreign manufacturers.

ERCS Private Limited, a reputed name in the domain of compliance and certification, has become a leading consultancy for BIS certification. It possesses an in-depth understanding of Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and a history of approx. 1,000 manufacturing businesses across the globe. ERCS continues to assist manufacturers to remain competitive as well as compliant in the Indian market.

The company comes with extensive experience when it comes to handling BIS certifications and other forms of regulatory authorizations. It helps international manufacturers to make an entry in the Indian market and take advantage of its potential. 

Targeted Compliance Approach

Mr. Vipin Shukla - Director of ERCS, explained, ”Compliance in India is a multi-level action. Our position is not just to merely document. We educate, guide and simplify the process, which allows the manufacturers to continue with the production and market strategy while obtaining the certifications.”

Additionally, he stated that India is heading the global standards as far as product compliance is concerned. For example, copper and steel - two important components for high-conductivity applications like transformers, motors and wiring - will now be subject to targeted regulation as their market becomes regulated.

Mr. Shukla further adds, “What we’re looking at is a very precise and proactive advantage. Our clients depend on us not only to manage their certifications but also to keep them informed on new QCOs, amendments to BIS standards and policy changes that could impact their business. If you want to know what makes us different, it is our role as a knowledge partner.”

Source: The Print