Any construction worker whose age is between 18 to 60 years and has worked in Punjab State in any construction work for a minimum of 90 days in a year, are eligible to register as a beneficiary under the Board.

Yes, the building worker must have completed 90 days of service as a building worker in the preceding 12 months.

Any registered worker of the Board can apply for the welfare scheme.

A worker at a time can get himself registered for a minimum period of 1 year & maximum period of 5 years.

Any construction worker who is of 18 years and below 60 years’ age and has Worked in Punjab State for not less than 90 days shall apply for registration as construction worker on the prescribed Form No. 28 which is available on the Board’s website or from the office of ALC/ LCO and Labour Inspectors of the area.

A construction worker who intends to get himself registered as a member of the Board shall apply to the Labour Inspector of his area.

The documents required for registration are, age proof(If no age proof is available self declaration), residence proof, aadhaar card(if available), Bank Account details (Bank branch, account No. and IFSC/RTGS number), detail of dependents, and employer’s certificate of working for 90 days as construction worker, and nomination form.

Yes, the application for registration must be made in Form No. 28.

The rate of registration fee is ₹25/- at the time of registration. It is a one time fee.

A registered worker is required to contribute ₹10/-per month as contribution fee to the Board.

Husband or wife, minor sons (including major sons who are insane or physically handicapped and unable to earn), unmarried daughters and the parents of the building worker, who are solely dependent on the registered worker.

The scheme is targeted at construction workers and their families, providing them with access to essential health services.

The health kiosks are situated in urban slum areas to ensure easy access for construction workers and their families living in these regions.

The health kiosks are managed and operated by the Punjab Health Society, ensuring the delivery of quality healthcare services.

The kiosks offer primary health facilities, which may include basic medical consultations, treatment of common ailments, and preventive healthcare services.

The scheme is designed to provide free or highly subsidized healthcare services to construction workers and their families.

For the application of the concerned welfare schemes of the Board, the construction worker has to visit the nearest Sewa Kendras or contact the Assistant Labour Commissioner/ Labour-cum-Conciliation Officer/ Labour Inspector/ Labour Enforcement Officer of the concerned area.