Remembering Craig Morelli

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- 29 Jul 2021 ( #1036 ) - London, United Kingdom
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Craig Morelli
Craig Morelli
The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) has expressed its sadness at the loss of "a dear colleague and friend", Craig Morelli, who sadly passed away on 11 July after a short illness.

Morelli joined LEEA in 2011 as a training officer, directly from his successful career in the British Army in which he served for 24 years.

Craig's latest role was as LEEA's compliance and quality manager, overseeing the association's Accredited Training Scheme and training operations.

"Craig was a consummate professional; meticulous and conscientious in every role that he performed successfully," says an LEEA statement. "Many lifting equipment professionals around the world have been trained and mentored by Craig over the years. He was passionate about our industry and, rightly, was extremely proud of his role in lifting standards and increasing safety.

"Craig will be missed enormously by all of us. We will recognise and celebrate the immense contributions he has made, and he will always be very fondly remembered. Our thoughts and prayers are with Craig's wife, Maxine, and his family at this very sad time," the statement concludes.
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