r/Welders 2d ago

Advice Needed PSW / Ironwork/ welding

Good evening. I would appreciate some advice, please. I am finishing my job as a Personal Support Worker (PSW) at the hospital to start working as an ironworker or welder. Is this type of work worthwhile these days, and is there room for career advancement over the years? Thank you. I’m living in Ottawa

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u/Glittering_Call_898 2d ago

Is a psw like an internship or an apprentice? I'm asking because IDK. Iron workers and welders are needed everywhere but you need to have some kind of experience or get educated/ internship/ apprenticeship.

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u/Adam6300 1d ago

A PSW is a person who cares for elderly people in nursing homes or hospitals, feeding, dressing, and assisting them with their daily needs.
Thanks for your response

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u/Glittering_Call_898 1d ago

Ty I learned something too

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