Episode Summary:
In this inspiring episode, Krystal Findlay, Production Superintendent at Roy Hill, shares her remarkable career journey in the mining industry. From leaving school early and taking on a school-based traineeship, to her first job at a crane company, Krystal’s story is one of determination, hard work, and a strong sense of family inspiration. She talks about how her father, a lifelong role model, motivated her to pursue a career in mining, and how she’s steadily worked her way up the ranks. Recently nominated for the Women in Resources Awards, Krystal reflects on her journey, her achievements, and the importance of mentorship and resilience in a male-dominated industry.

Key Topics Discussed:

• Krystal’s decision to leave school early and pursue a school-based traineeship.
• Her first job at a crane company and how it laid the foundation for her career.
• Transitioning into mining and the challenges she faced.
• The influence of her father, who was a constant source of inspiration.
• The significance of women in mining and Krystal's personal commitment to advancing in the industry.
• Being nominated for the Women in Resources Awards and what it means to her. 

Takeaways:

• The power of mentorship and having role models.
• How stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to new opportunities.
• The importance of perseverance, especially in industries where women are underrepresented.
• Krystal’s advice to young women considering a career in mining.

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