Determined Lady From Gauteng Grinds Hard in Engineering Field, Inspires Social Media Peeps: “Woman in Action”

• An incredibly diligent young woman from Gauteng who works within the engineering field has South Africans inspired
• Taking to LinkedIn, Charity Podile posted a picture of herself hard at work, wearing blue overalls
• Commenting on the snap, many netizens commended the young lady for her hard work, with others cautioning her to always be safe and wear a helmet

A lovely young lady who works in an engineering-related field is setting social media ablaze with a pic of herself hard at work.

Charity Podile, who resides in Gauteng, is a fitter and turner, with the determined lady posting a snap on LinkedIn hard at work, wearing blue overalls.

The woman, who currently works at a company called Nampak, captioned her post:

“Lady in engineering.”

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It’s wonderful to see a woman excelling in a traditionally male-dominated environment and holding her own in the sector.

Commenting on Charity’s post, many peeps commended the babe for not shying away from hard work:

Tomas Barril is inspired:

“Woman in action, nice one, best wishes.”

Willy Kgaphola is wowed:

“Wow, yes girl, continue motivating other ladies out there.”

Givemore Abraham Muzvidzwa reacted:

“Great, keep it up.”

Shelton Charamba noted:

“I love this to the depths of my heart, seeing women taking part in challenging jobs like this. Real women are not slay queens waiting for your pocket. Well done, keep up the good work.”

Other peeps cautioned the go-getter to wear a helmet when working with dangerous equipment:

Zola Yala said:

“Very good, Charity. Always work safely using the complete PPE.”

Michael Itungi wrote:

“Well done, beautiful, but kindly note that wearing a helmet offers you protection and can prevent head injuries.”

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In a related story by Briefly News, Nozipho Dlamini is breaking the glass ceiling in the mining sector, with the iconoclast undertaking various roles in the field.

The 35-year-old is a mining engineer, and in 2022, she became the first black woman to become the president of the South African Colliery Managers’ Association (SACMA). The woman was also named on Mail & Guardian’s 200 young South Africans list for her work in the mining industry.

Source: Briefly News