FRAMING TO FINISH FALL PROTECTION

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THE NEW STANDARD IN SCAFFOLDING

The Whalen-Jack system is the fastest, most efficient and versatile scaffold system on the market today:

Scaffold and fall protection in one system with fewer pieces to track vs traditional options.

Set up scaffold in hours, not days.

Reduce costs by eliminating need to construct rails from lumber.

Workers feel safe and more gets done.

A top-down view of the Whalen Jack scaffold setup on a new house construction.
The Whalen Jack scaffold installed and ready for second story construction.

WHY WHALEN-JACK?

EXCEEDS OSHA SAFETY STANDARDS

Fatalities from falls are the leading cause of death in construction. In Canada, more than 40,000 workers are injured in fall accidents every year. The Whalen-Jack system exceeds OSHA safety standards.

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INCREASES PRODUCTIVITY

Provides easy access and safety for second floor (and up) framing, sheeting, windows, siding, soffit, roof trusses, stacking, eave blocking, fascia, roof sheeting, roofing and gutters. 2 or 3 plank option creates room for multiple trades working on multiple jobs. Install and take down are more efficient than alternatives.

LIGHTWEIGHT AND VERSATILE

The jacks are aluminum, only 13 lbs. Installs almost anywhere with two 16d duplex nails, and the same unit fits all wall sizes. The system is sturdy, reusable, highly mobile, and cost effective.

EASY TO INSTALL

Check out our walkthrough video of how simple it is to set up the Whalen-Jack system.

A close-up of the Whalen Jack bracket.

READY TO GO

The system comes fully organized. Save time and space.

A top-down view of the Whalen Jack box.

WHALEN-JACK IN ACTION

THE SET-UP

WHY WE’RE BETTER

THE TAKE-DOWN

A close-up of the Whalen Jack bracket.
The Whalen Jack installed on the side of a new house.
The Whalen Jack system packed in its box.
The Whalen Jack box lifted by crane for easy access for installation.
The Whalen Jack box easily accessible for install.
Worker laying planks on the Whalen Jack brackets to create a platform.
A house with the Whalen Jack scaffold system installed, ready for roofing.
A view of the roof of a new construction with the Whalen Jack scaffold in place, ready for roof trussing.
A top down view of a new build with the Whalen Jack scaffold system installed around the perimeter.
Roof trussing being installed on a new house, workers stand on the Whalen Jack scaffold while they work.

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

  • Lanyards protect workers from falls by connecting them to an anchor tied to the building. While they are effective as a fall arrest system, they do nothing to ease the construction process and in many cases can hinder freedom of movement. Whalen-Jack’s system protects workers from falls while giving them the mobility to finish building.

  • Jacks are spaced 7 - 8 feet apart. All interior and exterior corners require 2 Whalen-Jacks.

  • Yes.

  • Yes, the system can be used with 18 or 16 gauge steel with or without sheer.

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