Power Plant Maintenance Software That Keeps Generation on Schedule
Unplanned trips cost megawatt-hours. MPACT CMMS by MPulse Software puts turbines, boilers, pumps, and switchgear on preventive maintenance schedules that fire on time, with meter readings, work history, and costs stored on every asset.
What Is Power Plant Maintenance Software?
Power plant maintenance software is a CMMS built around generating assets. It schedules preventive and meter-based work on turbines, boilers, generators, pumps, cooling towers, and electrical gear, records what technicians did and found, tracks downtime and cost per asset, and produces the maintenance history a plant needs for planning, budgeting, and audits.
Power Plant Managed Maintenance Programs, Built in One System
A managed maintenance program is the difference between a plant that reacts and a plant that plans: every critical asset on a defined schedule, every schedule generating its own work orders, every completed task recorded against the equipment. MPACT holds the program: PM templates by asset class, intervals by calendar or run hours, escalations when work goes overdue, and reporting that shows program compliance by unit, by system, and by month. The program lives in the system, not in the planner’s spreadsheet.
Complete Records for Everything You Maintain
Steam and thermal power plant maintenance
Boilers, superheaters, feedwater systems, condensers, and cooling towers each carry inspection intervals set by code. MPACT schedules them as recurring PMs with required readings, so thermal power plant maintenance runs on a calendar that does not slip.
Gas turbine and combined cycle
Combustion inspections, hot gas path intervals, and HRSG checks run on fired hours and starts. MPACT tracks both as meters and generates the work when the interval arrives.
Solar and wind
Inverters, trackers, and turbines across sites hours apart. Location-based views and mobile work orders keep field work recorded at the array.
Hydroelectric
Wicket gates, runners, penstocks, and governors on inspection cycles that span years. MPACT keeps the schedule, the last findings, and the photos on the asset.
Every Piece of Plant Equipment, Its Own Record
Turbines and generators with vibration, bearing temperature, and oil analysis logged as readings, and thresholds that generate work orders when a value crosses the line. Boilers and HRSGs with inspection and pressure test history. Balance of plant prioritized by criticality, so the boiler feed pump outranks the office air handler. Switchyard transformers and breakers with test dates and oil analysis. Long-lead spares tracked by location with reorder points and transfers between plants
Why Choose MPACT CMMS?
Discover why MPACT stands out as the top choice for maintenance management.
Every Piece of Plant Equipment, Its Own Record
Turbines and generators with vibration, bearing temperature, and oil analysis logged as readings, and thresholds that generate work orders when a value crosses the line. Boilers and HRSGs with inspection and pressure test history. Balance of plant prioritized by criticality, so the boiler feed pump outranks the office air handler. Switchyard transformers and breakers with test dates and oil analysis. Long-lead spares tracked by location with reorder points and transfers between plants.
Planned Outages, Planned in the System
Spring and fall outages compress a year of major work into weeks. MPACT calendars show the scope before the window opens, resource planning balances crews and contractors across it, and outage tasks close with the same required fields as any work order, so the post-outage report is a query, not a reconstruction.
The Records the Regulator Will Ask For
NERC standards, OSHA, EPA, state regulators, and insurers all eventually ask the same question: show the records. MPACT keeps completed work orders, inspection dates, readings, and documents on the asset permanently, controls who can edit what, and exports to PDF, XLS, or CSV. MPACT supports your documentation; your compliance program remains yours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Schedules trigger by date, by interval, or by cumulative meter readings such as run hours, starts, or cycles. A schedule can also use a conditional reading, so a vibration or temperature value that crosses a threshold generates the work order.
Yes. Downtime is recorded on each asset and each work order, and reports roll it up by unit, system, location, or plant. Mean time to failure and mean time to repair are calculated per asset from the work history.
Yes. MPACT supports multiple sites and locations in one database with location-based permissions. Each plant sees and controls its own work while corporate reliability and finance drill down across the fleet.
MPACT offers sensor and machine-data integration through its Enterprise Add-Ons, along with REST APIs for custom connections. [NIC: confirm supported historians and sensor platforms before naming any on the page.]
No. Requester accounts are free and unlimited. Operators submit a request from a QR tag on the asset or from the web, and MPACT sends them status updates as the work moves.
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