29 Oct St Andrews Primary Visit Gray & Adams Fraserburgh 

Earlier this year, Gray & Adams was delighted to welcome Primary 7 pupils from St Andrews Primary School to our Fraserburgh site, giving the pupils a first-hand look at how the business designs, builds and delivers trailers used across the UK and beyond. 

The pupils were taken on a guided tour of the factory floor, seeing first-hand the skill and craftsmanship that goes into every build — from welding and fabrication through to the finishing touches that get a trailer road-ready. For many of the children, it was their first opportunity to see inside a working factory and understand the scale of manufacturing that takes place. 

The visit forms part of Gray & Adams’ ongoing commitment to engaging with young people in the communities where the business operates, helping to inspire the next generation and highlight the range of careers available in engineering and manufacturing. 

“It was great to have the Primary 7 pupils visit us at Fraserburgh. Seeing their curiosity and enthusiasm as they explored the factory was fantastic, and it’s important for us to show young people what a career in engineering and manufacturing could look like. Gray & Adams has supported the communities in which we work since 1957, and we’re proud to keep building those connections for the future.” 

— David Smith, Quality Manager, Gray & Adams 

Pupils had the chance to ask questions throughout the visit and the class left with a better understanding of the journey a trailer takes to get to it’s finished product, and a few budding engineers may even have found their next ambition. 

Gray & Adams looks forward to continuing to support local schools and welcoming more young visitors to Fraserburgh in the future.