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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 2.
Published in final edited form as: Safety (Basel). 2018 Oct;4(4):43. doi: 10.3390/safety4040043

Table 3.

Survey respondent characteristics.

Characteristic % n
Job title * (n = 272)
Equipment operator 74% 202
Timber faller 33% 89
Truck driver 13% 36
Choker setter 12% 33
Logging company owner 10% 26
Hooker 9% 24
Chaser 7% 19
Rigging slinger 6% 17
Other 8% 22
Age (n = 260)
Younger than 20 years old 0.4% 1
20 to 30 years old 10% 25
31 to 40 years old 19% 48
41 to 50 years old 20% 53
51 to 60 years old 34% 89
61 to 70 years old 14% 36
Older than 70 years old 3% 8
Years of logging experience (n = 262)
5 years or less 6% 17
6 to 10 years 7% 19
11 to 20 years 16% 42
21 to 30 years 31% 81
31 to 50 years 37% 98
More than 50 years 2% 5
Highest degree or level of education (n = 255)
Some high school (no degree) or less 9% 23
High school diploma or GED 53% 136
Some college (no degree) 22% 57
Technical or Associate’s degree 7% 18
Bachelor’s degree 8% 20
Graduate or professional degree 0.4% 1
Number of employees in company (n = 261)
5 or fewer workers 65% 169
6 to 10 workers 11% 30
11 to 20 workers 14% 36
21 to 50 workers 10% 26
*

Respondents could select multiple answers.

“Logging company owner” was not one of the predetermined answer options, but 26 respondents wrote this answer in.