Rail and rolling stock builders and repairers
Occupation · SOC 2020 5236 · United Kingdom
- SOC 2020 code
- 5236
- Going rate (Table 1, options A and D)
- £57,000 (£29.23 per hour)
- On the Immigration Salary List
- No
- Sponsored work visas 2025, minor group 523
- 588
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Going rates
Minimum salaries by table of Appendix Skilled Occupations (per year, 37.5-hour week). Which table applies depends on the route and option.
| Table | Going rate | PhD points |
|---|---|---|
| Table 1a | £57,000 (£29.23 per hour) | No |
| Table 2aa | £38,800 (£19.90 per hour) | No |
Example job titles (non-exclusive)
- Rail and rolling stock builders and repairers
Sponsored work visas, minor group 523
Home Office grants for SOC 2020 minor group 523 (Vehicle Trades); unit-group detail is published only for part of the data.
Visas granted by year (minor group)
Data table
| 2021 | 16 |
| 2022 | 177 |
| 2023 | 1,038 |
| 2024 | 1,273 |
| 2025 | 588 |
| 2026 | 85 |
- Skilled Worker3,172
- Government Authorised Exchange (previously Tier 5)5
- Germany1
- France1
Compared with other occupations
The going rate for Rail and rolling stock builders and repairers (Table 1 where listed) is £38,800 a year, #80 highest of 277 eligible occupations and 29.3% above the median going rate of £30,000.
- Going rate (Table 1 where listed)
- £38,800
- Median going rate, all occupations
- £30,000
- Rank (highest first)
- 80 of 277
- Occupations on the Immigration Salary List
- 25
- Rail and rolling stock builders and repairers38,800
- Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians27,900
- Vehicle body builders and repairers27,600
- Vehicle paint technicians29,600
- Aircraft maintenance and related trades34,800
- Boat and ship builders and repairers29,600
- Sheet metal workers26,800
- Metal plate workers, smiths, moulders and related occupations29,200
- Welding trades29,500
- Pipe fitters40,400
- Metal machining setters and setter-operators28,500
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