Photos: Residential Housing
The WHALEN-JACK with Wood Framing
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- Versatility of The WHALEN-JACK enables your workers to gain access to area's unachievable by our competitors.
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- BEST IN FALL PROTECTION: Only non-ground based Fall Protection unit that provides you with proper inside and outside Fall Protection.
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- Versatility of The WHALEN-JACK allows you the possibility of a 100% house wrap at ANY elevation.
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- The WHALEN-JACK set up as a two plank system.
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- Proper location of The WHALEN-JACK on exterior corner with no shear.
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- Proper location of The WHALEN-JACK on interior corner with shear.
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- The WHALEN-JACK units can be used as a two or three plank working platform. Three planks allow easy access around fireplaces. No stop or starting of scaffolding needed!
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- Two plank system: The WHALEN-JACK scaffolding has provided a safe Fall Protection Work platform while workers installed trusses, blocking, fascia and roof sheathing.
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- OSHA Acknowledged work platform for workers installing first courses of skip-sheathing.
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- Safe, secure work area for eave block installation.
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- Safe, secure work area for eave block installation.
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- Fall Protection = OSHA acknowledged work platform, great for installing roof sheathing.
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- Fall Protection = OSHA acknowledged work platform, great for installing roof sheathing.
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- Completed roof: Jacks are rugged, reusable and ready for next project.
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- Ergonomically correct easy roof nailing.
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- The WHALEN-JACK can be used as a scaffolding unit. Here The WHALEN-JACK is providing workers with an OSHA-acknowledged work platform for exterior shear installation and nailing; windows can also be installed at this elevation. Versatility is what sets The WHALEN-JACK apart from its competition.
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- Strip sheathing and nailing.
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- The WHALEN-JACK is the only non-ground based Fall Protection/Scaffolding unit that can be used in each of your principle work steps providing an OSHA-acknowledged safety platform while doing any job no matter how big or small. The jack today is being used with some of the largest residential and commercial builders in the United States.
