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- Figure 1.
Front of the two-sided Daily Productivity Report form on which the address and diameter of each tree is recorded along with positive and negative comments.
- Figure 2.
Back side of the two-sided Daily Productivity Report form on which the calculations are performed to determine the daily percentage productivity rating at the end of each climbing day.
- Figure 3.
Example showing a daily productivity report form for a climber pruning 4 trees, with comments regarding the trainee’s performance.
- Figure 4.
Calculations for the climber shown in Figure 3. Note that the climber had difficulty reaching the dead tips, which resulted in a daily productivity rating of 79%.
- Figure 5.
Calculations for the same climber as in Figures 3 and 4, with 1 additional tree added in the 22- to 23.9-in. [55.9 to 60.7cm] dbh class. This increased the productivity rating from 79% to 121%.
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