S1:05 Unlikely Starts to Winning Formulas: Learning from Lydia at BOC Gases
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Summary
In this conversation, Lydia shares her journey from aspiring vet to a successful engineer at BOC, discussing her experiences in a modern control room, the importance of air separation, and the role of women in engineering. She reflects on her academic challenges, diverse career experiences, and the significance of having role models in the field. Lydia emphasises the importance of hard work, curiosity, and following one's passion in pursuing a career in engineering, especially for young women.
Takeaways
- Lydia operates plants remotely using advanced technology
- Air separation is crucial for various industries, including medical and food packaging
- Lydia's initial career aspiration was to be a vet, influenced by her best friend
- Her fear of flying sparked an interest in aviation and engineering
- Creativity and curiosity are essential traits for engineers
- Lydia struggled with math and chemistry but overcame these challenges
- She accessed university through Clearing despite not having top grades
- Diversity in engineering is improving, but more work is needed
- Role models in engineering are crucial for inspiring young women
- Hard work and passion can lead to success in any field
Chapters
00:06 Lydia's Role at BOC
01:21 Understanding BOC's Operations
03:06 Early Aspirations and Career Path
05:53 The Shift to Engineering
07:55 Overcoming Academic Challenges
10:51 Navigating University Life
13:48 Diverse Career Experiences
16:37 Transitioning to BOC
17:33 The Importance of Role Models
19:26 Advice for Future Female Engineers