OSHA 10-hour
Construction training
Completed the 10-hour Construction Safety and Health course. Course completion card issued December 28, 2025.
About OSHA Outreach trainingROOTED IN LOS OSOS
Hard work. Plant knowledge. Local roots.
Central Coast Weed Pullers Inc. brings a hands-on approach to keeping outdoor spaces clean, usable, and cared for.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE WORK
Care for the landscape,
down to the details.
Led by Christopher Anderson, Central Coast Weed Pullers Inc. focuses on weed removal, yard restoration, and ongoing property maintenance. Based in Los Osos, the business serves homeowners and property managers across San Luis Obispo County.
Our work reaches beyond the lawn: beds, shrubs, slopes, fence lines, walkways, and the overgrowth that can make a property difficult to enjoy.
The plant field guide extends that same attention into education—helping property owners understand what is growing before deciding how to care for it.
Talk about your propertySAFETY & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Preparation matters.
So does continued learning.
The training records below document Christopher Anderson’s individual preparation as the person leading Central Coast Weed Pullers Inc.
OSHA 10-hour
Adult First Aid
CPR & AED
HSI Adult First Aid | CPR AED All Ages course completed November 8, 2025. The certification card lists expiration in November 2027.
Individual training record · HSIRespectful workplace
leadership training
Completed the California Civil Rights Department’s two-hour sexual harassment and abusive conduct prevention course on November 5, 2026.
Two-hour training completion recordSAFETY-MANAGEMENT RESOURCES
Supported by continued access to training.
Central Coast Weed Pullers Inc. subscribes to GotSafety for access to safety-training and documentation resources that support the development of its safety practices.
Learn about GotSafetyATTENTION TO THE WORKSITE
Property work calls for attention to heat, dust, tools, terrain, debris, wildlife, and potentially hazardous plants. The job’s conditions guide the discussion of access, protective equipment, and work methods.
Individual training and access to safety resources support preparation. An OSHA Outreach card records course completion; it is not a professional license or OSHA certification, and it does not replace training for the particular hazards of a job.
OUR APPROACH
Observe before acting
Understand the vegetation, access, terrain, and plants you want to retain.
Do the practical work
Choose an approach that fits the job and communicate the scope before starting.
Plan for what grows next
Consider regrowth and recurring care as part of maintaining the property.
LET’S GET TO THE ROOTS OF IT