Electrical Preventive Maintenance Software That Keeps the Power On and the Records Complete
What Is Electrical Preventive Maintenance Software?
Electrical preventive maintenance software schedules and documents the recurring inspection, testing, and service work electrical systems require: thermographic scans, breaker exercising, torque checks, insulation testing, and generator runs. It tracks each asset’s history and readings, so degradation shows up as a trend before it shows up as an outage.
The Two Costs of Skipped Electrical PM
The first cost is the failure: the outage, the damaged equipment, the production loss. The second arrives afterward, when someone asks for the inspection records and they live in a binder that stopped being updated in 2023. Electrical maintenance carries liability the average work order does not, which makes the documentation half the job.
Built for Electrical Work
Inspection schedules by time and cycles
Time, calendar, and meter-based schedules cover the full inspection catalog: monthly generator runs, annual thermographic scans, breaker exercising on the cycle your program requires. Escalations surface anything overdue.
Readings and test results on the record
Meters and custom fields capture test values (insulation readings, temperatures, load measurements) on the work order, building the trend history that condition-based electrical maintenance runs on.
Checklists that enforce the procedure
Required fields and task checklists make lockout verification and test documentation conditions of closeout. The record is complete because the workflow required it.
History that answers the incident question
Every inspection, reading, repair, and part lives on the asset permanently. When the incident review or the insurer asks what was done and when, the answer is an export.
For Electrical Contractors Managing Customer Assets
Electrical businesses that maintain customer equipment on recurring cycles run the same workflow at contractor scale: each customer site’s assets in the registry, inspection schedules per contract, technicians completing work from the mobile app onsite, and per-site histories that make renewals and disputes short conversations. Requesters are free and unlimited, so customer contacts can report issues directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Meters and custom fields capture readings on each inspection, and the values accumulate on the asset, so trends are visible and thresholds can trigger work.
MPACT schedules and documents recurring inspection and testing programs on the cycles you define, with the records auditors and insurers expect. Map your program’s specific requirements in a demo.
Yes. Multi-site management with location-based permissions keeps each customer’s assets, schedules, and histories separate while your team sees the whole book of work.
Yes. The offline technician app lets technicians open assigned work, run checklists, log readings, and attach photos in switchgear rooms, basements, and remote substations, then syncs when the device reconnects.
Yes. Technicians attach infrared scans, torque logs, and test reports directly to the work order or the asset, so the file lives with the panel or transformer it belongs to instead of in a shared drive.
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For Electrical Contractors Managing Customer Assets
Electrical businesses that maintain customer equipment on recurring cycles run the same workflow at contractor scale: each customer site’s assets in the registry, inspection schedules per contract, technicians completing work from the mobile app onsite, and per-site histories that make renewals and disputes short conversations. Requesters are free and unlimited, so customer contacts can report issues directly.
