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operate pile driver hammer: Operate a pile driver that drives piles into the ground using a hammering motion. Work with diesel pile driver hammers and hydraulic pile drivers, which are quieter and more appropriate to areas sensitive to loud noise or vibrations.
operate plasma cutting torch: Use a plasma cutting torch, which forces a narrow stream of plasma through a nozzle to melt metal, and a gas jet to blow the molten metal away.
operate plastic machinery: Operate machines and equipment used for creating plastic parts and products such as injection, extrusion, compression or blow moulding machines.
operate pneumatic conveyor chutes: Use air-conveyor chutes to transfer products or mixtures from containers to storage tanks.
operate port communications systems: Operate telephone and radio systems, and more complex communication systems used in inland waterway ports, in the coordination of port operations.
operate powered roof support: Operate a powered roof support system, a hydraulically operated mobile piece of heavy mining equipment which supports the roof of a longwall face.
operate precision machinery: Operate machinery used for the making of small systems or components with a high level of precision.
operate precision measuring equipment: Measure the size of a processed part when checking and marking it to check if it is up to standard by use of two and three dimensional precision measuring equipment such as a caliper, a micrometer, and a measuring gauge.
operate press-in pile driver: Operate a press-in pile driver, which presses piles into the ground in a smooth, continuous movement to provide stability for structures while producing minimal noise and vibrations.
operate presses, dryers and control systems: Operate presses, dryers and control systems, ensuring maximal operation of the dryer.
operate pressure washer: Operate a mechanical sprayer which makes use of high pressure to clean surfaces and rid them of contamination, paint residue, dirt and grime, and mould.
operate printing machinery: Operate machinery for various types of printed documents, adjusting the font, paper size, and weight. This allows ascenders and descenders to be correctly placed.
operate private branch exchange: Handle Private Branch Exchange (PBX), a telecommunication system within an organisation that switches calls between users on local lines. At the same time the system allows all users to share external phone lines.
operate production drilling machine: Operate a large mobile mining machine equipped with a powerful pneumatic or hydraulic hammer used to drill long vertical and inclined holes for production purposes.
operate pulp control machine: Set up, operate and maintain specialised machinery and equipment to control the creation of pulp from wood, recyclable paper, and other cellulose materials.
operate pulp moulding machine: Shape paperboard flats by using formation moulds, which vacuum pulp and windsoft the excess material. Transfer the materials to a conveyor belt. Apply waterproof lubricants so the flats won't stick to the mould and put the flats in an oven, after which the rigid material is stacked and made ready to be packaged.
operate pulper: Set up and monitor the blender that crushes wastepaper and dry pulp sheets and mixes them with water to produce slurry for the production of paper and paper-related products.
operate pumping equipment: Operate pumping equipment; oversee gas and oil transport from wellheads to refineries or storage facilities.
operate pumping systems: Operate pumps and piping systems, including control systems. Perform routine pumping operations. Operate the bilge, ballast and cargo pumping systems. Be familiar with oily-water separators (or-similar equipment).
operate pumps for fire extinguishing: Control and operate the pumps of a firetruck or water supply to ensure the firehose is supplied with the right substances under the appropriate hydraulic pressure.
operate pumps in aquaculture facilities: Operate pumps in aquaculture facilities, such as air lift pumps, live fish pumps, vacuum pumps, submersible pumps.
operate pyrotechnical control: Take the necessary steps to operate pyrotechnical effects during a performance.
operate radar equipment: Operate radar screens and other radar equipment; ensure that aircraft fly at a safe distance from one another.
operate radio equipment: Set up and operate radio devices and accessories, such as broadcast consoles, amplifiers, and microphones. Understand the basics of radio operator language and, when necessary, provide instruction in handling radio equipment correctly.
operate radio navigation instruments: Operate radio navigation instruments to determine the position of aircraft in the airspace.
operate rail grinder: Use a rail grinder to remove any imperfection or accretions from rails. Operate a handheld grinder or monitor the workings of a work train.
operate rail-flaw-detection machine: Operate electric, diesel or steam locomotives to detect and identify rail flaws.
operate railway communication systems: Operate railway communication systems; make announcements over the public address system or communicate with central train administration.
operate railway control panels: Operate various types of railway control panels such as Individual Function Switch (IFS), One Control Switch (OCS) or Entrance Exit (NX).
operate railway freight monitoring technologies: Operate monitoring and inspection technologies that can be used to check crucial parameters of freight transportation conditions or vehicle-track systems. Identify and warn of the potential threats posed by the freight, the route, and the train.
operate railway lever frames: Operate mechanical lever frames housed in signal boxes. Understand different applications of levers such as interlocking or signal receiving; read and comprehend the track diagram and signalling layout mounted above the lever frame. Operate hand-powered interlockings, power frames, mechanical, pneumatic or electric levers.
operate railway switches: Operate railroad switches to control the direction of trains in order to route them to their destinations.
operate railway warning systems: Operate and maintain grade crossing warning systems, signals and railroad signal equipment such as hot box detectors and interlocks.
operate raw mineral separation equipment: Operate a variety of machinery used to separate raw mineral for further processing based on size of particles or chemical composition. Work with screens, flotation cells, spirals, jigs, drums and cyclones.
operate raw mineral size reduction equipment: Operate equipment used to reduce the size of raw minerals to prepare it for further processing. Work with gyrotary and jaw crushers, and roll, ball and autogenous mills.
operate record press: Operate the steam-hydraulic press that moulds plastic compounds into phonograph records. They can also be used for the pressing of handmade paper.
operate recycling processing equipment: Operate recycling processing equipment such as granulators, crushers and balers; process and sort materials to be recycled.
operate relational database management system: Extract, store and verify information using database management systems based on the relational database model, which arranges data into tables of rows and columns, such as Oracle Database, Microsoft SQL Server and MySQL.
operate remote broadcast equipment: Handle equipment that is used for broadcasting from locations which are far from central station. The pickup unit (RPU) is the most common tool for this communication.
operate remote sensing equipment: Set up and operate remote sensing equipment such as radars, telescopes, and aerial cameras in order to obtain information about Earth's surface and atmosphere.
operate road marking machine: Operate the machine used to renew or make new markings on roads and parking lots to ensure traffic order.
operate road roller: Operate various types of mechanic and manual road rollers, pieces of equipment used to compact surfaces.
operate rollers: Operate the rollers to bond the plies and tread. Set-up the ply stitcher rollers, ensuring they are according to the specified width of stock.
operate roof bolter: Operate a roof bolter, a piece of mobile heavy equipment used in mining which bores a hole into the roof of a mining roadway, then injects it with a resin designed to support the roof.
operate rotary press: Operate rotary-type presses, which print illustrative and other subject matter during a rotogravure process.
operate rotary vacuum-drum filter: Set up and monitor the machine that produces pads or cakes by creating a vacuum to draw the slurry through a filter onto the rotating drum and to remove moisture.
operate router machinery: Operate machines and equipment used for cutting various hard materials, such as wood, composites, aluminium, steel, plastics and foams.
operate rubber mixing machine: Operate the internal mixer and the Two Roll Mill used for raw materials mixing, aiming to have as output dry rubber products.
operate rust proofing spray gun: Operate a semi-automatic or handheld spray gun designed to provide the surface of a workpiece with a permanent, corrosion-protective finishing coat, safely and according to regulations.
operate sand blasting cabinet: Operate an abrasive cabinet using sand and fine blasting abrasives, inside a cabinet containing the abrasive force, to erode and smoothen a rough surface.
operate sandblaster: Operate an abrasive blaster using sand to erode and smoothen a rough surface.
operate scaler: Operate a scaler, consisting of a drill mounted on a vehicle, used to take down loose material from the roof, face and rib in hard rock mining.
operate scientific measuring equipment: Operate devices, machinery, and equipment designed for scientific measurement. Scientific equipment consists of specialised measuring instruments refined to facilitate the acquisition of data.
operate scrap vibratory feeder: Operate a vibratory feeder which gradually feeds scrap or other waste material into a bin.
operate screen printing equipment for textiles: Operate equipment for textile screen printing considering specifications, the type of textile material, and the quantity for production. Foresee the necessary actions for screen and printing in textile.
operate screen printing press: Operate a screen printing press to fabricate multiple copies of the designed screen, increasing production significantly.
operate seismic equipment: Move seismic equipment to different locations; utilise seismometers; observe recording equipment in order to detect anomalies and irregularities; process and interpret seismic data both in 2D as in 3D.
operate separators for flour: Operate a flour separator, a device used to purify flour. Monitor the flour passing over a series of metal screens that remove large objects such as sticks and rocks.
operate sewage treatment plans on ships: Operate sewage treatment plants in ships, oversee plant maintenance, understand the mechanical functioning of the machine and comply with regulatory mandates of materials discharge to the sea.
operate ship equipment: Operate ship equipment such as engines and generators, winches, and HVAC systems. Assume responsibility for all exterior equipment, as well as some interior. Ensure that deck equipment is operated safely.
operate ship propulsion system: Perform start-up and subsequent observation of the working parameters of the ship's propulsion system. Check the operating parameters of electric generators in the switchboard, power sources and electrical and electronic equipment and navigation lights. Verify that the operating parameters of pneumatic and hydraulic systems are within the values. Perform simple maintenance procedures, repair and replacement of damaged items.
operate ship rescue machinery: Operate rescue boats and survival craft. Launch the boats as required and operate their equipment. Take care of survivors and survival craft after abandoning ship. Use electronic devices to track and communicate location, including communications and signalling apparatus and pyrotechnics.
operate shotcreter: Operate a shotcreter, a mechanised shotcrete spraying system used for ground support applications. Pneumatically project concrete at high velocity through a hose to cover a surface or fill holes for a variety of purposes.
operate shuttle car: Operate a shuttle car, a diesel or electric-powered, vehicle equipped with an armoured conveyor belt system used to haul mineral from the face to the intermediate haulage system in room-and-pillar systems.
operate sieves for botanicals: Operate sieves in order to separate botanicals and herbs from the vermouth.
operate sieves for spices: Operate sieves or sifters in order to separate undesired elements from the spices, or to separate ground spices based on size.
operate signal generator: Use electronic devices or software tone generators that produce digital or analog repeating or non-repeating electronic signals in order to design, test and repair electronic and acoustic equipment.
operate slaughterhouse equipment: Operate slaughterhouse equipment for slaughtering warm-blooded animals, such as stunning equipment and gut room equipment. Use the equipment according to the requirements.
operate sleeper clipping unit: Operate a machine that installs metal fastening clips onto railway sleepers. Attach the rails to the sleepers securely by using manual equipment.
operate slitting machinery: Operate a machine to convert sheets of paper, metal or other materials into strips of specified witdhs.
operate smelter: Operate heating machinery in order to melt various materials, or to bake filled-up moulds.
operate soldering equipment: Use soldering equipment to melt and join together pieces of metal or steel, such as a soldering gun, soldering torch, gas-powered iron, and others.
operate sound live: Operate sound system and audio devices during rehearsals or in a live situation.
operate specialised equipment in emergency: Operate equipment such as external defibrillators and bag-valve mask resuscitators, spinal and traction splints and intravenous drips in advanced life-support environments, taking electrocardiograms when required.
operate spreader: Operate spreaders, used in mining to spread removed overburden over a dump area in an efficient and orderly manner.
operate stage movement control system: Operate control systems for stage movement, e.g. flying mechanisms. Use manual or electric systems.
operate stationary steam engine: Operate engines which are fixed in place and use power generated by steam to drive equipment, ensuring that the equipment is safe, and monitoring the equipment to identify faults and risks.
operate steam turbine: Operate equipment which uses thermal energy, extracted from pressurised steam, to generate rotary motion. Ensure that the turbine is balanced, and operates according to safety regulations and legislation, by monitoring the equipment during operations.
operate stowage programmes: Operate stowage programmes used for controlling stability in vessels, loading operations, and cargo planning processes. Interpret graphical interfaces, stowage data and scenario variables.
operate sugar washing systems: Operate sugar washing systems that distribute water evenly over the entire exposed surface of sugar wall. Strive for minimum water consumption, high crystal yield and uniform washing of sugar.
operate surface grinder: Operate the grinder in order to grind the brake strips according to the specified thickness.
operate surveying instruments: Operate and adjust measuring instruments such as theodolites and prisms, and other electronic distance-measuring tools.
operate switching locomotives: Operate locomotives for switching, coupling and uncoupling rail cars for loading and unloading freight.
operate table saw: Handle an industrial table saw, which cuts with a rotating circular blade built into a table. Set the height of the saw to control the depth of the cut. Pay particular attention to safety, as factors such as natural stresses within the wood may produce unpredictable forces.
operate telescopes: Set up and adjust telescopes in order to look at phenomena and objects outside Earth's atmosphere.
operate testbeds: Operate testbeds which are designed to assist in the process of testing new equipment or engines. Control testbeds to facilitate the testing of engines or machinery under maintenance conditions.
operate the sound in the rehearsal studio: Create cues for any sound technicians and verify their understanding of them. If no sound crew are available, use others' cues to operate the sound system.
operate theodolite: Operate an optical or laser theodolite, precision instruments used to measure angles.
operate thickness planer machine: Feed wood materials into the thickness planer, after which a surfaced board is retrieved. Avoid 'sniping' by using an additional piece of wood with the same thickness.
operate tissue sheet binder: Use a machine that unwinds two sheets from two separate rolls and binds them to form a single sheet.
operate tobacco drying technology: Operate tobacco drying technology that dries the tobacco at higher temperatures and therefore more quickly than conventional dryers. Shorter drying times reduce tobacco degradation and energy consumption.
operate top supported cable-propelled vehicles: Operate top supported cable propelled vehicles such as monocables, gondolas, aerial trams, funitels, and pulsed gondolas. Oversee the traffic in the system in order to ensure fluent movement of vehicles throughout the infrastructure.
operate tote board: Operate a tote board, either manually or using software such as Autotote.
operate tower crane: Operate a tower crane, a tall crane used to lift heavy weights. Communicate with the rigger over radio and using gestures to coordinate the movement. Make sure the crane is not overloaded, and take into account weather conditions.
operate towtruck: Attach the vehicle to the towtruck. Ensure safe movement of the vehicle while driving the towtruck. De-attach the vehicle from the towtruck at the destination.
operate tractor: Operate a tractor, a heavy vehicle designed to deliver high torque at low speeds.
operate traditional water depth measurement equipment: Operate traditional water depth measuring equipment e.g. weights on a line, and traditional techniques for measuring the depth of water, particularly along coastlines and near harbours.
operate train integrated electronic control centre: Operate integrated electronic control centres where signallers apply modern-day technological operating systems and equipment to control train progression over long stretches of railway track.
operate train signalling equipment: Operate train signals to indicate whether or not train drivers may proceed; manipulate light signals or barriers; control direction of trains by moving points.
operate tram controls: Operate tram controls and power switches with different operating systems. Manipulate forward and reverse motion by smooth application of power and braking.
operate tram system monitoring equipment: Monitor tram services, ensuring that trams are running safely and at the scheduled frequency.
operate tumble dryer: Operate machine to remove stains and achieve clean clothes. Measure the minimum and maximum load to insert in the machine and select the appropriate drying process for eventual moisture and leaking problems.
operate tunnel finisher machine: Handle wide or narrow body tunnel finishers which remove wrinkles from garments. Insert the material in a steam chamber, making the fabric moldable.
operate tunnelling machine: Operate a tunnelling machine, a machine with a large rotating steel drum equipped with tungsten carbide teeth that cut material in order to drive underground tunnels or development roadways. Operate the cutting drum and the continuous motion of the machine either remotely or seated on top.
operate turf management equipment: Operate turf management equipment like hedge cutters, mowers and strimmers.
operate two-way radio systems: Use radios that can receive and transmit sound signals in order to communicate with similar radios on the same frequency such as mobile phones and walkie talkies.
operate vacuum dewatering system: Operate a vacuum dewatering system which applies a vacuum to material in order to remove excess liquid.
operate vacuum machines: Operate and monitor machines which suck the air from closed spaces such as the space between the inner and outer cups of vacuum bottles.
operate various kinds of grass maintenance equipment: Operate different kinds of equipment for grass maintenance such as spindle mowers, cutter bar mowers, rotary mowers, and flail mowers.
operate varnish production equipment: Operate the equipment that melts, cooks and mixes ingredients used in varnish production. The ingredients that are to be mixed are usually gums, naphtha and oils.
operate veneer slicer: Set up and monitor the machine used to cut off thin layers of wood from logs with a moving blade.
operate vessel critical systems: Operate of critical systems such as electronic navigation aids, steering, de-watering, safety apparatus. Carry out captain's orders.
operate vessel engine room: Operate and maintain the engine room of vessels. Operate the main engine room where the engine and propulsion machinery are located.
operate vibratory feeder in food production: Operate vibratory feeder in order to separate beans and grains from shells and waste. A high frequency vibratory feeder gently and evenly feeds the product, such as almonds, into the hard shell cracker without breakage.
operate vibratory pile hammer: Operate a vibratory pile driver, which uses a pair of rotating weights inside an exciter unit to create strong vertical vibrations. Attach sheet pile to the exciter unit or place the unit over any other type of piles. Set the pile driver to either drive the pile into the ground, or extract it.
operate voice picking systems: Operate voice pick systems applying various picking methods; work using verbal instructions and prompts via headphones and a microphone.
operate warehouse materials: Be able to operate pallet jack and similar motorised warehouse equipment, for loading and storage purposes.
operate warehouse record systems: Operate systems for recording product, packaging, and order information in specific formats and types of record.
operate wash plant: Operate a large piece of equipment used to wash materials extracted from the ground. Use the wash plant to separate desired materials such as aggregates or precious metals from waste material.
operate washer extractor: Prepare the equipment and safely load and unload clothing items in and out of the washer extractor. Select the right washing programme, recognize faults and malfunctions with the machine and report this to the right person.
operate waste incinerator: Operate a type of furnace which is used for the burning of waste, and which may facilitate energy recovery, compliant with regulations.
operate water purifying equipment: Operate and adjust equipment controls to purify and clarify water, process and treat wastewater, air and solids, recycle or discharge treated water, and generate power.
operate water-heating equipment: Operate water-heating equipment, such as electrical equipment, heat exchangers, heat pumps and solar heaters.
operate wave soldering machine: Operate the wave soldering machine to solder electronic components onto the printed circuit board. Here, the board is moved over a wave of liquid solder and the connections inserted through the board are bonded firmly to the circuit board.
operate weighing machine: Work with a weighing machine to measure raw, half-finished and finished products.
operate welding equipment: Use welding equipment to melt and join together pieces of metal or steel, wearing protective eyewear during the working process.
operate wine pumps: Connect pumps between wine tanks and turn valves to pump wine from one tank to the other. Pump the wine from fermenting and fortifying tanks to cooling tanks, then on to clarifying tanks when cooled, and add appropriate chemicals to wine. Pump the clarified wines through filtering tanks and a pasteuriser. Pump the pasteurised wine through another filtering device to collect sediment and precipitates. Finally, transfer the finished wine into tanks in the bottling room.
operate wood board press: Set up and monitor the machine that bonds wood chips mixed with adhesives and other materials together by applying pressure to create wooden or cork boards.
operate wood chipper: Operate wood chipper machine by inserting long logs, poles, and pieces of timber, producing wood chips.
operate wood router: Handle automated or non-automated industrial wood routers, which feature a routing head that moves over the wood, going up and down to regulate the depth of the incision.
operate wood sawing equipment: Operate various machinery and equipment to cut wood in different sizes and shapes.
operate wrecking ball: Use a wrecking ball to demolish a structure or parts of it. Hoist the wrecking ball into the air with a crane. Drop the ball or swing it in a controlled manner to hit the structure. Prevent misses as the weight and momentum of the ball may destabilise the crane.
operating systems: The features, restrictions, architectures and other characteristics of operating systems such Linux, Windows, MacOS, etc.
operation of different engines: Know the characteristics, maintenance requirements and operating procedures of various kinds of engines such as gas, diesel, electrical, and engines with steam propulsion plants.
operation of lifting gears: Use of different types of lifting gears, such as winches, telescopic loaders, sea cranes, forklift trucks.
operation of transport equipment: Use of transportation gear, such as car, forklift, truck, tractor, trailer, convoy.
operational tactics for emergency responses: The characteristics and proceedings of operational tactics for emergency responses especially at major incidents and catastrophes.
operations department processes: The different processes, duties, jargon, role in an organisation, and other specificities of the operations and manufacturing department within an organisation such as purchasing, supply chain processes, and goods handling.
ophthalmological examination methods: The techniques and methods applied to examine patients` eyesight and take related measurements.
ophthalmology: Ophthalmology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
opinion poll: The inquiry of the opinion of the public, or at least of a representative sample, about a determined subject.
optical character recognition software: The software that electronically converts printed and typed images into machine-encoded text so that documents can be electronically stored, edited and digitally displayed.
optical engineering: Subdiscipline of engineering that deals with the development of optical instruments and applications, such as telescopes, microscopes, lenses, lasers, fibre optic communication, and imaging systems.
optical equipment standards: The national and international quality and safety standards and regulations with regards to the use and manufacture of optical equipment, including optical materials, optical components, optical systems, ophthalmic equipment, optomechanical equipment, optical measuring equipment, photographic equipment, and optoelectronic equipment.
optical glass characteristics: The characteristics of optical glass such as refractive index, dispersion, and chemical properties.
optical instruments: The characteristics and usage of optical instruments such as lens-meter, to determine refractive power of lenses such as glasses.
optical manufacturing process: The process and different stages of manufacturing an optical product, from design and prototyping to the preparation of optical components and lenses, the assembly of optical equipment, and the intermediate and final testing of the optical products and its components.
optimise choice of ICT solution: Select the appropriate solutions in the field of ICT while taking into account potential risks, benefits and overall impact.
optimise financial performance: Direct and coordinate the organisation's financial operations and budget activities, in order to optimise financial performance.
optimise fleet usability: Optimise fleet utilisation, visibility, efficiency and profitability through the use of special ship management software.
optimise production: Analyse and identify the strengths and weaknesses of solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems; formulate and plan alternatives.
optimise production processes parameters: Optimise and maintain the parameters of the production process such as flow, temperature or pressure.
optoelectronic devices: Electronic devices, systems, and components that possess optical features. These devices or components may include electrically driven light sources, such as LEDs and laser diodes, components that can convert light into electricity, such as solar or photovoltaic cells, or devices that can electronically manipulate and control light.
optoelectronics: Branch of electronics and optics dedicated to the study and use of electronic devices that detect and control light.
optomechanical components: Components that possess mechanical and optical features, such as optical mirrors, optical mounts, and optical fibre.
optomechanical devices: Devices which combine mechanical and optical properties, such as precision mirror mounts used in the construction of lasers, optical mounts used in the manufacture of cameras, and optical tables used for optics experiments and engineering.
optomechanical engineering: Subset of mechanical engineering specialised in optical systems and products, such as binoculars, microscopes, telescopes, and spectrometers, as well as optomechanical components, such as optical mounts and optical mirrors.
oral surgery: The treating of diseases, injuries and defects that affect the maxillofacial region (face and jaws) and the oral region such as soft and hard tissues of the mouth.
orchestrate music: Assign lines of music to different musical instruments and/or voices to be played together.
ordain religious officials: Perform the rites and ceremonies which officially appoint an individual to an official religious function such as priest, bishop or deacon, having the authority to do so, according to traditions and regulations.
order construction supplies: Order required materials for the construction project, taking care to purchase the most suitable material for a good price.
order customisation of orthopedic products for customers: Order customised orthopaedic products for customers, according to their individual requirements.
order electrical supplies: Order the required materials for assembling electrical equipment, paying attention to the price, quality, and suitability of the materials.
order electronics supplies: Order the required materials for assembling electronic equipment, paying attention to the price, quality, and suitability of the materials.
order inventories of car care supplies: Order and store car maintenance supplies such as lubricants, filters and gases.
order optical supplies: Order optical equipment and materials, paying attention to the price, quality, and suitability of the supplies.
order supplies for anaesthesia services: Order for the anaesthesia department medical supplies related to the equipment, tools and medication used for the operating procedures.
order supplies for audiology services: Order supplies and devices related to hearing aids and similar audiology-related equipment.
organic farming: Principles, techniques and regulations of organic farming. Organic farming or ecological agriculture is an agricultural production method, which places a strong emphasis on environmental protection and ecological balance.
organisational policies: The policies to achieve set of goals and targets regarding the development and maintenance of an organisation.
organisational resilience: The strategies, methods and techniques that increase the organisation's capacity to protect and sustain the services and operations that fulfil the organisational mission and create lasting values by effectively addressing the combined issues of security, preparedness, risk and disaster recovery.
organisational structure: Framework of the different departments within the organisation, as well its people, their roles and responsibilities.
organise a damage assessment: Organise a damage assessment by indicating an expert to identify and examine the damage, give information and instructions to experts and follow up on the experts, and write a damage report.
organise a repertoire: Sort and order a collection as a whole in such a way that its parts can be found by following the organising principles.
organise aircraft maintenance: Organise arrangements for aircraft maintenance and repair activities; communicate with engineering centres.
organise an exhibition: Organise and structure an exhibition in a strategic way, making the artworks more accessible to public.
organise auditions: Organise try-outs for actors. Determine when and where the auditions will take place. Send out job ads to talent agencies, newspapers, magazines, and other information sources.
organise business documents: Put together documents coming from the photocopier, the mail, or the daily operations of businesses.
organise camp activities: Organise various recreational activities for participants (usually youth) at a camp, such as games, day trips, and sport activities.
organise compositions: Arrange and adapt existing musical compositions, add variations to existing melodies or compositions manually or with the use of computer software. Redistribute instrumental parts.
organise costume fittings: Organise fitting sessions for the actors and decide on the required actions. Assign the right size costume to each actor.
organise creative performance: Organise an event in which participants can express their creativity, such as putting on a dance, theatre, or talent show.
organise cultural events: Arrange events in cooperation with local stakeholders which promote local culture and heritage.
organise employees' work in the service station: Make up work schedules and assign tasks to staff members in a service station; guarantee a swift customer service; monitor activity planning and manage priorities.
organise entry to attractions: Arrange the enrolment in activities and attractions. Arrange payments and pre-bookings and distribute information leaflets.
organise facilities for office personnel: Manage the booking schedule for conferences and meetings of internal or external nature. Shop around and book reservations for travelling or hosting for office personnel.
organise fire station: Organise the place where fire engines and other equipment are housed to ensure safe and efficient operations.
organise game shoots: Plan shoots of game, such as grouse, pheasant or partridge. Prepare the invitations. Brief the participants before the shoot begins. Provide advice on gun safety and etiquette.
organise group music therapy sessions: Organise music therapy sessions in groups to encourage patients to explore sound and music, taking an active role in sessions by playing, singing, improvising and listening.
organise homecare for patients: Organise care to be provided in the house of a patient who is housebound with acute and/or long-term health problems.
organise information: Arrange information according to a specified set of rules. Catalogue and classify information based on the characteristics of that information.
organise information on availability of the team: Take note of unavailability and confirmed availability of members of the artistic and technical teams. Take note of constraints.
organise information services: Plan, organise and evaluate information activities and services. Those include searching for information relevant to the target group, compiling easily understandable information material and finding various ways to disseminate the information through different channels used by the target group.
organise information, objects and resources: Understand your tasks and the processes that go with them. Organize information, objects and resources using systematic methods and according to given standards and ensure that the task is mastered.
organise job search workshops: Organise group sessions for job seekers to teach them application techniques and to help them optimise their résumés and improve their interviewing skills.
organise labour: Organise, allocate and coordinate members of the team. Organise production programmes and plan the production and sales. Purchase materials and equipment. Manage stocks.
organise library material: Organise collections of books, publications, documents, audio-visual material and other reference materials for convenient access.
organise mail deliveries: Organise mail and small package deliveries in an efficient, confidential, and safe manner.
organise musical events: Set the date, the agenda, gather the required resources, and coordinate events around music such as concerts, competitions or exams.
organise on-site amenities: Ensure that necessary daily amenities for visitors, vendors, expositors, and public in general are given and functioning properly. Ensure provision of reception, parking, toilets, catering, and accommodation amenities.
organise operations of residential care services: Plan and monitor the implementation of establishment procedures by operations staff, ensuring the proper and efficient operation of the facility for elderly care in relation to cleaning and laundry services, cooking and meals services and any other medical and nursing services required.
organise participation in international events: Apply for and secure a place to participate in international exhibitions and competitions.
organise participation in local or international events: Apply for and secure a place to participate in local exhibitions and competitions.
organise performance space: Keep the stage and backstage areas organised. Define and label areas for different purposes, such as storage, dressing and meeting. Coordinate organisational decisions with the users of the space.
organise press conferences: Organise interviews for a group of journalists in order to make an announcement or answer questions on a specific subject.
organise product display: Arrange goods in attractive and safe way. Set up a counter or other display area where demonstrations take place in order to attract the attention of prospective customers. Organise and maintain stands for merchandise display. Create and assemble sales spot and product displays for sales process.
organise project meetings: Organise project meetings such as the project kick-off meeting and the project review meeting. Plan the meeting agenda, set up conference calls, address any logistical needs and prepare documentation or hand-outs needed for the meeting. Ensure the participation of the project team, the project client and other relevant stakeholders. Draft and circulate the meeting minutes.
organise projects to fill education needs: Fill education gaps by organising projects and activities that help people to grow academically, socially or emotionally.
organise property viewing: Organise events in which prospective buyers or tenants of a property can visit the property in order to assess whether it is suitable to their needs and to obtain information, and organise plans to liaise with the prospective customers in order to secure a contract.
organise public oral health programmes: Organise public oral health programmes to educate people on healthy lifestyles and good practices to protect teeth and gums.
organise quality circle: Create a quality circle, where small groups of users come together with a circle leader to discuss significant issues in the quality of the product or its use.
organise relapse prevention: Help the patient or client identify and anticipate high risk situations or external and internal triggers. Support them in developing better coping strategies and back-up plans in case of future difficulties.
organise resources for artistic production: Coordinate human, material and capital resources within artistic productions, based on the given documentation e.g. scripts.
organise resources for the vehicle showroom: Determine the resources and personnel needed for management and sales operations in a vehicle shop or vehicle showroom.
organise sale of live products: Organise the sale of live products, be able to negotiate prices and quantities. Secure good payment conditions. Know the different techniques needed for selling harvested products.
organise shearing: Set up a woolshed for the shearing of sheep. Work with the shearers to reach standards described in the farm policy manual.
organise social work packages: Create a package of social support services according to the service user`s needs and in line with specified standards, regulations and timescales.
organise stage: Making sure the scene elements like props and furniture are placed according to specifications, procuring the costumes and wigs and making sure everybody is ready in the right time and place.
organise storage facilities: Order the contents of a storage area to improve efficiency with respect to the inflow and outflow of the stored items.
organise study information sessions: Organise events such as group presentation or educational fair in order to provide information about study and career possibilities to a large audience.
organise technical operating information for vehicles: Gather and process technical information documents such as vendor manuals.
organise training: Make the necessary preparations to conduct a training session. Provide equipment, supplies and exercise materials. Ensure the training runs smoothly.
organise transportation for clients: Make sure clients reach their destination by ordering a taxi, provide driving directions, book transportation tickets.
organise transportation of tour groups: Arrange the rent of cars or buses for groups and schedule timely departures and returns.
organise travel arrangements for staff: Plan all arrangements for business travels including preparing schedules and booking transportation, dinners and accommodation.
organise tree plantations: Organise the tree plantations. Grow crops in an efficient way.
organise vehicle breakdown support: Take all the measures necessary to provide technical support and assistance in case of vehicle breakdown.
organise vehicle parts storage: Store parts of vehicles and trucks, including parts for large trucks or heavy equipment, in proper conditions.
organise weight of loads according to lifting equipment capacity: Organise the weight of loads to prevent overloading and imbalances in lifting equipment.
organise wine cellar: Systematise the wine cellar to ensure an appropriate amount and variation of wine and carry-out efficient and effective stock rotation.
organise wires: Apply wire markers and cable labels to identify and organise the wire. Use tie-wrap or cable lace to keep the wires together.
organise workshop space: Arrange the space of an equipment workshop for maximum efficiency, such as, install lighnting, install a workbench, etc. Decide on the activities and equipment to fit in, and the most convenient way to work.
organise zoological exhibitions: Organise zoological exhibitions and the display of live animals and zoological collections.
organize chemical reagents: Organize the handling, addition, and disposal of chemical reagents used to help separate products from raw mineral.
origin of dietary fats and oils: The distinction between dietary fats that come fromanimals and oils derived from vegetables.
orthodontics: The prevention or correction of irregularities of the teeth by examining, diagnosis and treating dental malocclusions and oral cavity anomalies, usually through the application of dental braces.
orthopaedic conditions: The physiology, pathophysiology, pathology, and natural history of common orthopaedic conditions and injuries.
orthopaedic goods industry: The characteristics of devices and suppliers in the orthopaedic devices field.
orthopaedic manual physiotherapy: A specialised area of physiotherapy for the management of neuro-musculoskeletal conditions, based on clinical reasoning, using highly specific treatment approaches including manual techniques and therapeutic exercises.
orthopaedic treatment alternatives: The appropriate available non-operative and operative treatment alternatives for common orthopaedic conditions and injuries, the benefits and limitations of each type of treatment as well as any potential side effects or complications of the treatment.
orthopaedics: Orthopaedics is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
orthotic devices: The types of devices used for support such as braces, arch supports and joints.
orthotics: The manufacture and design of devices used to modify structural functions of the skeletal system.
osteology: The scientific study of human and animal skeletons, bone structure and specific bones. Osteology examines the bone structure as a whole and specific bones. The research can focus on diseases, function or pathology of bones.
osteopathy: The type of alternative medicine which manipulates the body`s muscle tissues, joints and bones.
otorhinolaryngologic conditions: The pathogenesis, diagnosis, and management related to the otorhinolaryngologic conditions.
otorhinolaryngology: Otorhinolaryngology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
outdoor activities: Sportive activities performed outdoors, often in nature, such as hiking, climbing, skiing, snowboarding, canoeing, rafting, and rope course climbing.
outdoor advertising: Types and characteristics of advertising performed in the public domain such as on street furniture, public transportation vehicles, stations and airports and on billboards.
output electronic files: Load customer supplied electronic files onto the prepress file server, whilst checking them for completeness and potential problems. Communicate eventual problems with customers and production personnel.
outsourcing strategy: The high level planning for managing and optimising external services of providers to execute business processes.
oversee aircraft sensor and recording systems: Supervise the installation of the aircraft sensors and recording systems during the flight tests to ensure that they meet required data paramaters.
oversee all travel arrangements: Make sure that travel arrangements run according to plan and ensure effective and satisfactory service, accommodation and catering.
oversee arrival and departure of ships into port: Communicate with the captain in relation to when the ship will arrive or depart the port. Notify and liaise with port authorities.
oversee assembly operations: Give technical instructions to assembly workers and control their progress to ensure compliance with quality standards and to check that the goals set in the production plan are met.
oversee clinical information system activities: Supervise and oversee day-to-day operational and clinical information system activities such as CIS, which are used for collecting and storing clinical information regarding the healthcare delivery process.
oversee construction project: Make sure that the construction project is carried out in compliance with the building permit, the execution plans, the performance and design specifications, and the relevant regulations.
oversee cremations: Keep records on the cremations that are or will be executed and make sure that the cremated remains are identified correctly.
oversee development of software: Organise, plan and supervise the development of the applications and frameworks in order to create a software product, from the earliest planning stages to the final product test.
oversee equipment cleaning: Oversee the cleaning of equipment such as stainers, towers or spray tips.
oversee equipment operation: Oversee the operation of power equipment. Verify that the equipment is in safe, operating condition.
oversee excavation: Oversee the excavation of fossils and other archaeological evidence at dig sites, ensuring conformity with standards and regulations.
oversee extra-curricular activities: Supervise and potentially organise educational or recreational activities for the students outside of mandatory classes.
oversee granulation operations: Oversee the operations performed within the granulation process, in order to detect any deviations or problems, ensuring the quality standards are kept.