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Your Choices Shape You

Abigail Anak Lemon strongly stands by these words.

The Rotating Equipment Engineer for Upstream Malaysia firmly believes in her abilities and asserts that an individual’s skills, expertise, and experience are not limited by gender. For Abigail, continuously cultivating knowledge and making conscious choices can lead to success in life.

Born in Bintulu, Abigail holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and began her career at Shell through the Shell Graduate Programme. She started as the Rotating Equipment engineer in charge of the E11 gas hub and later worked on the F23 gas hub before supporting the Malikai development as its Rotating Equipment Engineer. Her offshore role mainly involves on-site supervision, where she coordinates contractors to execute specific maintenance scopes, ensuring everyone is aligned with their tasks for safe, efficient, and timely delivery.

Abigail typically spends about two to four weeks offshore during her rotation. According to her, rotating equipment is often referred to as the “heart of an oil and gas facility”, and due to its criticality, she would mobilise offshore every other month to manage various maintenance scopes.

This young and empowering engineer prioritises building her network and connecting with others in the industry as this opens doors to valuable learning opportunities. For Abigail, curiosity is essential in adapting to today’s fast-paced world as it is a significant trait in embracing challenges and for personal development.

To read more on Abigail, who is an avid fan of Formula One since she was nine, click here

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A female engineer in discussion with her team at an offshore site, with all of them equipped with coveralls and safety helmets.
An engineer posing in front of a mountain during her vacation
A female engineer at an offshore site equipped with coveralls and a safety helmet.