Berezovskaya GRES (BGRES), located in the Sharypovsky district of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, is the most powerful coal-fired power station in the Krasnoyarsk region (3 power units of 800 MW each). The power plant has been operating as part of the Unified Energy System of Siberia since 1987, generating 4.6% of its capacity. On February 1, 2016, an accidental fire occurred in the boiler room of power unit No. 3, which caused the large-scale destruction of load-bearing structures and technological equipment. The operation of the power unit was interrupted for carrying out repair and restoration works of unique complexity. For the first time in Russia, during the debris removal and dismantlement of hazardous structural elements, it was decided to set an extensive monitoring program for continuous stress and displacement observations of load-bearing structures to ensure the safety of the personnel involved in the work. The article provides general information on design and organizational solutions for the implementation of the automated structural health monitoring system of the boiler room of the BGRES power unit No. 3. Detailed information on the architecture and topology of the system is given. The instrumentation, the measurement technique, and software solutions are described. Techniques for calculating internal forces in steel beam structures based on vibrating wire strain gauges data are proposed. A method of tiltmeter data processing that allows to distinguish the potential hazardous structural displacements and process these events in automatic mode is suggested. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]