This scheme is only available for labor working in the public or private sector in construction, maintenance, or related jobs throughout the state of Bihar. This scheme offers a lot of benefits and financial help for the registered person and family. The people can apply for the card with the documents from the block office, sub-division, or district office.
Bihar Shramik Card is a government program that gets many benefits for workers in selected sectors. This card has many benefits for the workers across the state. This card is easily available for registration on the website. In this article, we have the full list of documents required and benefits.
Benefits
With the registered manager get many benefits, here is the list of benefits that are available:
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Medical Financial Benefits
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Pension
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Yearly Medical Aid Up to 3000 Per Year
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Death Benefits and Family Pension
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Cremation and Death Benefits
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Disability Benefits
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Educational Benefits
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Marriage Aid
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Tool Purchase and Repair Program
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Bicycle Purchase Program
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Maternity Benefits
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Paternal Benefits
Qualification:
To avail of the card, the applicant has to be between the ages of 18 years and 60 years. The applicant needs to be of the following work fields:
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Construction Workers in Building or Road Construction
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Masson or Helper
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Building Finishing Work Labor
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Engaged in Dam Construction
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Brickmaker
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Stone Breaking Work
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Working Under Mnrega
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Engaged in Railway Construction
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Telephone Repair and Construction
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Carpenter
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Blacksmith
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Welder or Ironworker
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Machine Operator
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Women Working on Cement Work
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Road Roller Driver
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A Watchman at Dan and Construction Work
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Plumber or Watering Work Labor
Document requires:
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Aadhar Card
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NPCI Linked Bank Account Photocopy
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Employment Certificate of at Least 90 Days
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Manifesto
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Two Passport Size Photographs
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Age Certificate
The applicant can visit the registration officer called the labor president at the district level and the labor enforcement officer at the block level for more help and inquiry.
