Hospitals, clinics, and medical facilities have a higher compliance bar than any other industry. Life safety systems, critical care areas, and accreditation requirements all depend on documented, verifiable electrical maintenance. MaintenancePulse gives you the proof.
Healthcare facilities don't just face insurance risk from electrical failures — they face patient safety risk, accreditation risk, and regulatory risk. An electrical failure that would be a nuisance at a warehouse can be a catastrophe in a hospital.
Joint Commission, CMS, and NFPA 99 all intersect with electrical maintenance requirements. But most healthcare facilities still lack a systematic way to track NFPA 70B compliance across their electrical assets.
MaintenancePulse doesn't try to cover everything — but it covers electrical maintenance compliance completely.
Healthcare electrical maintenance sits at the intersection of multiple standards. MaintenancePulse focuses on NFPA 70B — the equipment maintenance standard — which underpins your compliance with all the others.
MaintenancePulse is set up by your facilities team, not your IT department. No integration project required.
Import your existing equipment list or build it from scratch. Every generator, ATS, switchgear, distribution panel, and UPS — organized by location, criticality, and system type.
Walk through our guided NFPA 70B condition assessment for each asset. The platform calculates maintenance intervals based on condition ratings — and flags critical equipment automatically.
Log maintenance as it happens. Generate your compliance scorecard before your next survey or renewal. Share it with your broker or surveyor via secure link. Everything timestamped and unalterable.
Assign criticality ratings to your equipment. Critical assets — generators, transfer switches, UPS systems — are weighted more heavily in your compliance score and flagged first when overdue.
Generate a complete maintenance history for any asset, any date range, in minutes. When a Joint Commission surveyor asks for your NFPA 70B documentation, you hand them a PDF.
See what's due before it becomes overdue. Your compliance score drops in real time when maintenance lapses — giving your team a clear signal before a surveyor finds it first.
Facilities managers, maintenance techs, and compliance officers — each with appropriate access. Techs log in the field. Managers review from the office. Compliance officers export for reporting.
Take the free PulseCheck to see where your facility stands on electrical maintenance compliance — before your surveyor does.