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Decommission of Mead 1250SX - Westrock

This procedure is used to shut down, isolate, disconnect, and remove the Mead 1250SX safely, with each step initialed and documented.
The Odom Corporation
03/11/2026

Decommission of Mead 1250SX - Westrock

This procedure outlines the safe decommissioning of the Mead 1250SX machine (Westrock) so it can be removed and disposed of in line with safety and environmental requirements. It guides the technician through pre-decommissioning checks, equipment shutdown, lockout/tagout (LOTO), utility disconnection, machine preparation, equipment removal, documentation, and area cleanup, followed by technician and manager sign-off.

    Pre-Decommissioning

    technician must initial each box to ensure accountability and documentation for who performed specific tasks.

    Equipment Shutdown

    technician must initial each box to ensure accountability and documentation for who performed specific tasks.

    Lockout / Tagout (LOTO)

    technician must initial each box to ensure accountability and documentation for who performed specific tasks.

    Utility Disconnection

    technician must initial each box to ensure accountability and documentation for who performed specific tasks.

    Machine Preparation

    technician must initial each box to ensure accountability and documentation for who performed specific tasks.

    Equipment Removal

    technician must initial each box to ensure accountability and documentation for who performed specific tasks.

    Documentation

    technician must initial each box to ensure accountability and documentation for who performed specific tasks.

    Area Cleanup

    technician must initial each box to ensure accountability and documentation for who performed specific tasks.

    Final Sign-Off

    Maintenance Technician

    Click here to sign

    Final Sign-Off

    Maintenance Manager/Planner

    Click here to sign
Source: The Odom Corporation (Community Member)

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