TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
use riverspeak to communicate: Use Riverspeak to communicate in technical and nautical terms.
use rope access techniques: Apply ropework to work in elevated position. Safely ascend and descend ropes, wearing a harness.
use safety equipment in construction: Use elements of protective clothing such as steel-tipped shoes, and gear such as protective goggles, in order to minimise risk of accidents in construction and to mitigate any injury if an accident does occur.
use sales forecasting softwares: Operate sale forecasting softwares in order to help in determining demand levels for products with higher levels of accuracy.
use sander: Use different types of drywall sanders, automatic or manual, handheld or on an extension, to sand surfaces to a smooth finish or to rough them up for better adhesion.
use sanding machines: Use a power tool to grind or smoothen surfaces by abrasion with sandpaper. Attach the sandpaper to the machine and move it rapidly either by hand-holding it or fixing it to a workbench.
use scripting programming: Utilise specialised ICT tools to create computer code that is interpreted by the corresponding run-time environments in order to extend applications and automate common computer operations. Use programming languages which support this method such as Unix Shell scripts, JavaScript, Python and Ruby.
use seismometers: Operate seismometers in order to measure shifts in the Earth's crust such as motion created by earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions.
use session border controller: Manage calls during a given voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) session and ensure security and quality of service by operating a session border controller (SBC).
use shaping machinery: Use various types of welding and cutting tools to shape and customize surfaces and materials.
use shims: Set shims in gaps to keep objects firmly in place. Use the suitable size and type of shim, depending on the purpose.
use shorthand: Apply shorthand as a method to capture spoken words into written form. Use shorthands in written texts to reflect acronyms and relevant information required to be expressed in such fashion.
use shorthand computer program: Employ shorthand computer softwares in order to write and translate shorthands and put them into traditional legible transcripts.
use signalling equipment: Utilise signalling equipment, like traffic signs or signalling lights, to regulate traffic or transport.
use snow-removal equipment: Use equipment such as shovels, snow rakes, snow blowers, ladders or aerial lifts to remove snow from various structures such as rooftops and other building structures and public spaces.
use software design patterns: Utilise reusable solutions, formalised best practices, to solve common ICT development tasks in software development and design.
use software for data preservation: Utilise specialised applications and software to collect and preserve digital information.
use software libraries: Utilise collections of codes and software packages which capture frequently used routines to help programmers simplify their work.
use software tools for site modelling: Use software and other modelling tools to create simulations of and develop scenarios for possible outcomes of site operations. Use the information gathered from simulations and models for analysis and decision making.
use solvents: Clean products or surfaces by using solvents to dissolve or extract other unnecessary substances.
use sound measuring instruments: Operate instruments such as transducers and sound level meters to measure noise levels in an environment in order to prevent noise pollution.
use special hearing equipment for tests: Use audiometers and computers to determine the degree of a patient`s hearing disorder and find other factors relating to the problem.
use specialised computer models for weather forecasting: Make short-term and long-term weather forecasts applying physical and mathematical formulae; understand specialised computer modelling applications.
use specialised equipment: Use specialised equipment such as electron microscope, telemetry, digital imaging analysis, global positioning systems, and computer modelling in studies and analyses of production methodology.
use specialised tools in electric repairs: Use of a variety of specialised tools, instruments and machines, such as presses, drills and grinders; employ them to carry out repairs in a safety manner.
use specific data analysis software: Use specific software for data analysis, including statistics, spreadsheets, and databases. Explore possibilities in order to make reports to managers, superiors, or clients.
use specific writing techniques: Use writing techniques depending on the type of media, the genre, and the story.
use spreadsheets software: Use software tools to create and edit tabular data to carry out mathematical calculations, organise data and information, create diagrams based on data and to retrieve them.
use squaring pole: Use a squaring pole, a telescopic measurement pole that allows for checking the length of the diagonals of an inset area of a structure. If the diagonals are of equal length, the inset is straight.
use stenotype machines: Recognize the setting of keys in stenotype machines and understand the phonetics of words and syllabes represented in these kinds of machines to allow high typing.
use stone splitting techniques: Drill holes in a large stone and insert the plugs and feathers. Strike the plugs several times until a crack appears.
use stonemason's chisel: Use a stonemason's chisel with a mallet to chisel away stone and create a straight edge on the workpiece.
use storyboards: Use a graphic presentation to convey, shot by shot, your creative vision and ideas on how a motion picture should look in terms of light, sound, visuals, costumes or make-up.
use sustainable materials and components: Identify, select environmentally friendly materials and components. Decide on the substitution of certain materials by the one that are environmentally friendly, maintaining the same level of functionality and other characteristics of the product.
use séance tools: Utilise tools to communicate with spirits of the dead, such as Ouija boards, spirit tables or cabinets.
use technical equipment for sterilisation: Work with technical equipment and machinery such as steam sterilisers to clean and disinfect equipment and devices.
use techniques to improve wine features: Use techniques such as proper wine storage to maintain quality and actually improve in aroma, flavour, and complexity as it matures.
use techniques to increase patients' motivation: Encourage the patient`s motivation to change and promote the belief that therapy can help, using techniques and treatment engagement procedures for this purpose.
use telescopic handlers: Operate crane-like machinery to move loads to and from places unreachable by conventional forklifts.
use textile finishing machine technologies: Use textile finishing machine technologies that enable the coating or laminating of fabrics.
use textile technique for hand-made products: Using textile technique to produce hand-made products, such as carpets, tapestry, embroidery, lace, silk screen printing, wearing apparel, etc.
use theoretical marketing models: Interpret different academic theories and models of academic nature and make use of them to create the marketing strategy of the company. Employ strategies such as the 7Ps, the customer lifetime value, and the unique selling proposition (USP).
use therapeutic communication techniques: Use communication techniques in a therapeutic manner to support the patient during the therapy sessions, encouraging descriptions of perceptions, offering help, giving recognition, seeking clarification and summarising.
use thermal analysis: Use software tools such as Icepak, Fluens and FloTHERM as a means to develop and optimize thermal control designs in order to cope with a wide range of difficult problems regarding thermal products and properties of thermal materials.
use thermal management: Provide thermal management solutions for product design, system development and electronic devices used to protect high power systems and applications in demanding environments. These can be eventually collaborated with customers or other engineers.
use threading techniques: Remove hair by rolling a thin doubled cotton or polyester thread over areas of unwanted hair and plucking the hair at the follicle level.
use tools for castings repair: Construct and repair castings and equipment using hand tools, machine tools, and measuring instruments. Safely carry out emergency or temporary repairs. Take measures to ensure a safe working environment.
use tools for construction and repair: Construct and repair ships and equipment using hand tools, machine tools, and measuring instruments. Safely carry out emergency or temporary repairs. Take measures to ensure a safe working environment. Use various types of sealants and packaging.
use tools for shoe repair: Utilise hand and power tools, such as awls, hammers, automatic sole stitchers, heel-nailing machines and sewing machines, for the repair and maintenance of footwear, belts and bags.
use tools for toy repair: Utilise hand and power tools such as screwdrivers, pliers, hammers and mallets to repair toys.
use traditional carpet making techniques: Create carpets using traditional or local techniques. Use methods such as weaving, knotting or tufting to create handicraft carpets from wool or other textiles.
use traditional illustration techniques: Create drawings using traditional illustration techniques such as watercolour, pen and ink, airbrush art, oil painting, pastels, wood engraving, and linoleum cuts.
use traditional toolbox tools: Use tools found in a traditional toolbox, such as hammer, plier, screwdriver, and wrench. Observe safety precautions while operating these instruments.
use treatment verification systems: Carry out various methods and verification systems to check and adapt radiation treatments according to the patient's responses.
use turning tools: Use turning tools such as gouges and chisels to skin off rounded areas or cut new shapes in the wood.
use typesetting software: Use specialised computer programs to arrange the type of texts and images to be printed.
use ultrasonic equipment: Use ultrasonic techniques and equipment to discover defects in solid materials.
use urethane adhesive to fasten windshields: Apply urethane adhesive to windshields and window glass of motor vehicles to fix them firmly to the body of the vehicle.
use venepuncture procedure equipment: Make use of the instruments and tools such as tourniquet, alcohol wipes, gauze sponges, sterilized needles and syringes, adhesive bandages, gloves and evacuated collection tubes, used in the procedure for collecting blood from patients.
use warehouse marking tools: Label containers and container tags or products; use warehouse marking and labelling tools.
use warp knitting technologies: Use warp knitting machine technologies that enable the formation of fabrics. Able to set machines for warp knitting, colour and pattern for monitoring and controlling the warp knitting process on electronic automatic warp knitting machines equipped with multifunction microprocessor and software.
use warp preparation technologies: Use warping, sizing, drawing-in and knotting technologies that enable the formation of warps.
use watchmaker's tools: Use tools commonly used for watchmaking and repairing. Common categories include band tools, watch battery tools, cleaning tools, screwdrivers, brushes, flex shaft, loupes or magnifiers, tap and die sets, watch testers, watch repair kits, watch crystal tools, watch back openers, gauges, glues, demagnitisers, hammers, oils, watch movement tools, bergeon watch tools, horotec watch tools, watch hand tools, soldering tools, watch polishing tools, and tweezers.
use water disinfection equipment: Operate equipment for water disinfection, using different methods and techniques, such as mechanical filtration, depending on needs.
use water navigation devices: Utilise water navigation devices, e.g. compass or sextant, or navigational aids such as lighthouses or buoys, radar, satellite, and computer systems, in order to navigate vessels on waterways. Work with recent charts/maps, notices, and publications in order to determine the precise position of a vessel.
use waterway traffic control systems;: Operate various systems of waterway traffic control; cooperate with traffic control operators, lockkeepers and bridge, keepers.
use weaving machine technologies: Operate machines that enable weaving processes turning threads into fabrics. Setup weaving machine programmes for the machine to produce fabrics with the adequate pattern, colour and fabric density.
use welding equipment: Operate welding equipment in a safe manner; use welding techniques such as shielded metal arc welding or flux-cored arc welding.
use wire hand tools: Be able to use wire hand tools, such as crimp tools, cable strippers, and cable cutters.
use wire processing machinery: Be able to use wire processing machines, such as wire cutting machines, wire crimping machines, and wire stripping machines.
use wood carving knives: Use specialised and custom made knives, gouges, and chisels to carve out and cut objects from wooden or paper surfaces.
use wood chisel: Use chisels or scrapers to scrape the wood and remove irregularities.
use word processing software: Use computer software applications for composition, editing, formatting, and printing of any sort of written material.
utilise computer-aided software engineering tools: Use software tools (CASE) to support the development lifecycle, design and implementation of software and applications of high-quality that can be easily maintained.
utilise content types: Use MIME types and subtypes as standard identifier to indicate the type of data that a file contains such as the type of link, object, script and style elements and the media type.
utilise decision support system: Use the available ICT systems that can be used to support business or organisational decision making.
utilise economies of scale in projects: Consider the totality of projects that a company is developing in order to draw economies of scale by using volumes as needed in order to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and promote overall profitability.
utilise machine learning: Use techniques and algorithms that are able to extract mastery out of data, learn from it and make predictions, to be used for program optimisation, application adaptation, pattern recognition, filtering, search engines and computer vision.
utilise regular expressions: Combine characters from a specific alphabet using well defined rules to generate character strings that can be used to describe a language or a pattern.
vacuum distillation processes: Understand the process of distilling a liquid mixture at very low pressure.
vacuum surfaces: Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and small particles from floors, drapes, carpets or furniture.
validate biomedical analysis results: Clinically validate the results of the biomedical analysis, according to the expertise and authorization level.
validate raw materials: Perform equipment validations and calibrations, along with methods and procedures for receiving incoming raw materials from suppliers.
validation of learning acquired through volunteering: The processes and procedures relevant for the four stages of validation of skills acquired whilst volunteering: identification, documentation, assessment and certification of non-formal and informal learning.
value-added tax law: Taxes imposed on the purchase prices of goods and the legislation that governs this activity.
variety of apples: Variety of apples ranging from sweet to sour and their colours, shapes, and uses.
variety of beers: Variety of beers and their fermentation, ingredients and processes used during their production.
variety of botanicals: Principles of botanicals with a primary focus in herbaceous and annual plants in raw form.
variety of cheese: Variety of cheeses and the production process behind it. Formulation of cheese by coagulation of the milk protein casein. Classifications of cheese according to criteria such as length of ageing, country or region of origin, texture, methods of making, fat content, suitability for vegetarians and animal from which the milk comes.
variety of grapes: Varieties of grapes and the types of wine that can be produced with them. Specifications during fermentation and the treatment of the juice during the process.
variety of starches: Variety of starches including acid thinned, oxidised, cationic, succinate, and phosphate starches.
variety of tobacco leaves: Types of tobacco cultivars and varieties and their characteristics. Connection of attributes with cigar or cigarettes product requirements.
various types of sand: Types of sand materials and their composition, physical characteristics, use cases and possible issues.
vascular surgery: Vascular surgery is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
vegetation control: Spray vegetation by the sides of roads to control its encroachment on forest roads.
vehicle cargo capacity: The capacity and the limits of the commissioned vehicle in terms of weight, type of cargo it can handle, and other cargo loading specifications.
vehicle electrical systems: Know vehicle electrical systems, including components such as the battery, starter, and alternator. The battery provides energy to the starter. The alternator provides the battery the energy it requires to power the vehicle. Understand the interplay of these components to resolve malfunctions.
vehicle manufacturing process: Series of steps taken in order to produce a car or any other motor vehicle such as the design, the chassis and body assembly, the painting process, the interior assembly and the quality control.
vehicle type-approval: The process for certifying that a vehicle or its systems and components meet the requirements set by the applicable environmental, administrative and technical standards and regulations.
vehicle-to-everything technologies: Technology that allows vehicles to communicate with other vehicles and traffic system infrastructure around them. This technology is composed of two elements: vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) which allows vehicles to communicate with one another, and vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) which allows vehicles to communicate with external systems such as streetlights, buildings and cyclists or pedestrians.
venereology: Venereology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
verify distillation safety: Inspect total amount of oil in storage tanks; ensure safety of distillation activities; ensure compliance to legal regulations.
verify engraving accuracy: Examine design results to verify engraving accuracy, rework engraving where needed.
verify formal ICT specifications: Check capabilities, correctness and efficiency of intended algorithm or system to match certain formal specifications.
verify laser beam measurement: Safely carry out power measurement, including power stability. Carry out beam profiling in different areas of the build platform and use other measurement equipment to determine other laser beam properties.
verify oil circulation: Ensure that incoming and outgoing oil circulates through correct meters. Ensure that meters work properly.
verify qualifications of water transport crew: Verify the qualifications of a ship's crew and officers, in accordance with the regulatory requirements. Define whether passengers or cargo are being transported.
verify visitor identification: Verify identification document and interpret the given information of a visitor in order to avoid unwanted individuals from entering the venue.
vertical markets: A vertical market is a market in which vendors offer goods and services specific to a particular industry, trade, profession, or other group of customers with specialised needs.
vessel electrical system: The various components making up a vessel electrical system and the interplay between these components.
vessel fuels: Know and understand characteristics of fuels and lubricants, and the fuel loading specifications of various types of vessels.
vessel points of sail: Points of sail describes the orientation of a vessel in relation to the direction of the wind. Adjust sails according to winds.
vessel safety equipment: Gain theoretical and practical knowledge of safety equipment used in vessels, including devices such as lifeboats, life rings, splash doors and fire doors, sprinkler systems, etc. Operate equipment during emergency situations.
vessel stability principles: Thoroughly understand the principles of vessel stability; follow safety requirements during loading and unloading of cargo.
veterinary clinical sciences: Aetiology, pathogenesis, clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment of common diseases and disorders. This includes veterinary areas such as propaedeutics, clinical and anatomic pathology, microbiology, parasitology, clinical medicine and surgery (including anaesthetics), preventive medicine, diagnostic imaging, animal reproduction and reproductive disorders, veterinary state medicine and public health, veterinary legislation and forensic medicine, and therapeutics.
victimology: The relationships between victims and perpetrators, the frequency of victimization and the psychological effects it has on the victim.
video-games functionalities: Characteristics and insights of video-games in order to advise customers accordingly.
virtual reality: The process of simulating real-life experiences in a completely immersive digital environment. The user interacts with the virtual reality system via devices such as specifically designed headsets.
visit places of work: Investigate workplaces where members of the union work in order to check working conditions and to define other potential issues.
visit suppliers: Visit local or international suppliers to get an accurate understanding of their services and report back to clients on that basis.
visual aid systems in airports: Know the correct use of visual aid systems in airports, the aim of which is to facilitate the safe operation of aircraft.
visual flight rules: Types of flight rules which are a compilation of regulations that allow pilots to fly aircrafts in clear as well as unclear weather conditions whereby it is declared that outside visual reference to the ground and other obstructions are not safe.
visual presentation techniques: The visual representation and interaction techniques, such as histograms, scatter plots, surface plots, tree maps and parallel coordinate plots, that can be used to present abstract numerical and non-numerical data, in order to reinforce the human understanding of this information.
vocal techniques: The various techniques for using your voice correctly without exhausting or damaging it when changing voice in tone and volume.
vocational rehabilitation: The rehabilitation process of persons with functional, psychological, developmental, cognitive and emotional impairments or health disabilities to overcome barriers to accessing, maintaining or returning to employment or other useful occupation.
voice interpreting: The practice of interpreting sign language signed by a hearing impaired person into an oral language for the hearing party that does not understand sign language.
vojta therapy: The therapy based on reflex creeping, in a prone lying position of the patient and reflex rolling, in a side lying position of the patient, through a goal-directed pressure which enables the recovery of the nervous and the locomotion system of the patient.
wall and floor coverings industry: Brands, suppliers and different materials available on the market in the wall and floor coverings industry.
warehouse operations: Know the basic principles and practices of warehouse operations such as goods storage. Understand and satisfy customer needs and requirements while effectively utilising warehouse equipment, space and labour.
warehousing regulations: Know and comply with local warehousing laws and regulations; stay up-to-date by studying existing and new legislation.
warm blooded animal organs: The difference between white and red organs of warm blooded animals and their position in the body. A white organ can be the stomach, red organs can be the heart, the liver, or the lungs. The norms to treat these organs properly.
wash bicycles: Clean and dry bicycles with the appropriate tools and products, making sure that no corrosion appears and that the bicycle chain is properly smeared.
wash costumes: Make sure that costumes are clean and ready for use when required. Take care to preserve the costumes in good condition as long as possible.
wash decks of ships: Clean the ship's deck by sweeping and washing it thoroughly. Remove superfluous salt and water to avoid oxidation.
wash fibres: Remove the chemical solution of the digesting process, making paper pulp soft and fibrous.
wash gutted fish: Wash gutted fish in cold water, rinse it, brush it in a machine, or apply a combination of these techniques.
wash hair: Use shampoo to clean clients' hair and scalp, use hair conditioners to create volume or make hair more smooth and shiny and afterwards dry the hair with a blow dryer or a towel.
wash oils: Wash oils to reduce the soap left over in the oil after the first stage of refining. Heat the oil to the right temperature, then add a certain amount of wash water to be mixed into the oil by the dynamic mixer. Operate the flow meter for hot water and the electro-pneumatic metering valve.
wash the dishes: Wash plates, glasses, silverware and cooking gear used for a meal, by hand or by use of a dish washer. Put everything back in its place afterwards.
wash the laundry: Wash or clean clothes by hand or by use of a washing machine.
wash vehicles: Wash and dry vehicle and ensure that paint is kept intact by waxing and polishing vehicle using the appropriate tools.
waste and scrap products: The offered waste and scrap products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
waste management: The methods, materials and regulations used to collect, transport, treat and dispose of waste. This includes recycling and monitoring of waste disposal.
waste transport legislation: Regulations and legislation concerning the safe transportation of hazardous and non-hazardous waste materials, products, and appliances.
watch food product trends: Examine findings and behaviours as to understand trends, features, or qualitative wishes of customers. Use that information for product development, for product improvement, and for packaging requirements.
watch for maritime navigation aids: Watch for navigation aids (lighthouses and buoys), obstructions, and other vessels that may be encountered. Interpret navigation aids, communicate information, and take orders from the captain.
watch scenes: Watch raw scenes and shots after shooting to ensure quality. Decide which shots will be used and what needs to be edited.
watch video and motion picture production products: Watch films and television broadcasts closely and with attention to detail to give your objective view on them.
watches and jewellery products: The offered watches and jewellery products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
water consumption: The factors which are involved in the calculation and estimation of water consumption in a residence or facility, and methods in which water consumption can be lowered or made more efficient.
water currents: Understand impact of water currents on fish farms, in cages, ponds, lagoons and rivers.
watering principles: Methods, principles and systems for supplying water to land or crops by means of pipes, sprinklers, ditches or streams.
watershed development: The study of the relevant characteristics of a watershed aimed at the sustainable distribution of its resources and the process of creating and implementing plans, programs, and projects to sustain and enhance watershed functions that affect the plant, animal and human communities within a watershed boundary.
wax body parts: Remove hair by spreading wax on the skin and afterwards removing it either without a strip when it is hardened, this is called strip-less waxing, or by firmly pressing a strip on the wax and then rip it against the direction of the hair growth, which is called strip or soft waxing.
wax imperfections: Wax the cracks and the imperfections of finished stones, selecting the wax according to the stone colour.
wax wood surfaces: Treat wood surfaces with an appropriate wax, such as solid paste wax or liquid wax. Apply the wax to a wood surface and rub it in. Buff the surface to a shine using manual or electric equipment.
wear appropriate protective gear: Wear relevant and necessary protective gear, such as protective goggles or other eye protection, hard hats, safety gloves.
wear cleanroom suit: Wear garments appropriate for environments that require a high level of cleanliness to control the level of contamination.
wear protective equipment against industrial noise: Stand the exposure to sounds or noise levels that are distracting or uncomfortable. Use adequate protection equipment to mitigate the noise.
web analytics: The characteristics, tools and techniques for measurement, collection, analysis and reporting of web data to get information on the users' behaviour and to improve the performance of a website.
web application security threats: The attacks, vectors, emergent threats on websites, web applications and web services, the rankings of their severity identified by dedicated communities such as OWASP.
web programming: The programming paradigm that is based on combining markup (which adds context and structure to text) and other web programming code, such as AJAX, javascript and PHP, in order to carry out appropriate actions and visualise the content.
weigh animals for food manufacturing: Weigh and classify bodies of animals and assign the carcass to a slaughterhouse customer.
weigh in motion system: Weigh in motion systems, which measure the weight of a vehicle passing over and may send out an alarm if the vehicle is overloaded or unbalanced.
weigh leaf quantity per cigar: Weigh and determine the quantity of leaves to be rolled in cigars according to specifications.
weigh materials: Weigh materials and products, record weight and other relevant data on tags or labels.
weigh parts of animal carcasses: Weigh the prepared parts of meat after cutting and deboning them for the next process in the manufacturing of meat products or for direct selling. Tag containers for weight and contents.
weigh raw materials at reception: Perform weighing procedures to estimate the quantity of the raw materials. Record the weight accurately and care for minimising any losses of raw materials.
weigh shipments: Weigh shipments and calculate the maximum weights and dimensions, per package or per item, for each consignment.
weigh varnish ingredients: Weigh ingredients, such as gums, so that they are according to specifications in order to prepare the varnish mixture.
welcome restaurant guests: Greet guests and take them to their tables and make sure they are properly seated at a convenient table.
welcome tour groups: Greet newly arrived groups of tourists at their starting point to announce details of upcoming events and travel arrangements.
weld in hyperbaric conditions: Use arc welding techniques to make welds in conditions of very high pressure, usually in an underwater dry chamber such as a diving bell. Compensate for the negative consequences of high pressure on a weld, such as the shorter and less steady welding arc.
weld mining machinery: Cut and weld pieces of metal in order to repair broken metal parts, or to assemble new parts.
weld underwater: Use underwater arc welding equipment to make welds beneath the water surface. Protect yourself from electric shocks by shielding the weld from the water.
welding techniques: The different methods of welding together pieces of metal using various equipment, such as oxygen-acetylene welding, gas metal arc welding and tungsten inert gas welding.
well testing operations: Testing procedures, such as volumetric flow testing and pressure testing, which describe the ability of the well to produce oil.
wet tumbling: Process of tumbling, employing water and other agents inside a wet tumbling barrel to clean and remove burrs from metal parts and stones in order to smoothen them.
wheel impact load detector: The wheel impact load detector or WILD, a detector that monitors the impact of railed vehicle wheels on the tracks.
wicker materials: Wicker is woven fiber forming a stiff structure that is used for wicker furniture such as chairs, tables and couches. Various materials can be used for different purposes and aesthetic effects such as willow branches, rattan, cane or bamboo. Sometimes, plastic fibers are used as well.
wicker weaving techniques: Techniques to weave materials with various degrees of flexibility and thickness, and producing different patterns such as the hole-to-hole chair caning, the press cane webbing or the natural hand-twisted bulrush.
wide web flexographic printing press: Methods and restrictions of printing on flexographic printing presses, which use wide width of printing, can achieve high run speeds and utilise fast drying solvents.
wild game meat food safety: Understand food safety management procudures and national requirements for wild game meat.
wildlife: Undomesticated animal species, as well as all plants, fungi and other organisms that grow or live wild in an area without being introduced by humans. Wildlife can be found in all ecosystems such as deserts, forests, rain forests, plains, grasslands and other areas including the most developed urban areas, all have distinct forms of wildlife. Handling of wildlife capture equipment.
wildlife projects: Wildlife and animal conservation projects, which aim to protect and preserve ecosystems and habitats of a wide range of animals under threat from urbanisation.
wind sliver strands: Hold the sliver strands coming from the floor above through a floor opening to facilitate the process of winding strands onto tubes.
wind wires: Wind wires into a wire coil. Wire coils can be used in electrical devices as inductors, transformers, or electromagnets.
wine blending: Blending processes of wines considering factors that affect how wine is perceived by the taster and eliminate anything that may hinder objective testing.
wine fermentation process: Process of fermentation of wine, which involves the different steps to be followed, the time lapses in the process and the parameters of the product.
wine related sciences: Sciences such as chemistry, biology and microbiology, as well as laboratory skills, where they concern wine.
winery production process: Winery production processes and safety requirements. Winemaking principles. Engineering and flow process technology (pumps and hoses).
wire control panel: Strip the wire ends to ensure proper connections and attach wires to the components on the control panel. Pay attention to the wire label, colour, and size. Organise the wire by using a wire duct or cable tie.
wire harnesses: Assemblies of wires or cables that are bound together by cable ties, tape, or lacing, and are able to transfer signals or electricity. Through binding the wires together, the wires are better protected against damage, are more compact, and require less time to install.
wire security sensors: Draw wires from the correct contact points in a variety of security sensors to the control panel. Make sure the wiring plan of the control panel is clear and effective.
witness the signing of documents: Observe and attest the veracity of the celebration and signing of documents having a legally binding character.
wood caulking processes: The various processes of filling the seams of wooden boats in order to make them watertight such as using cotton and oakam, hot pitch or marine sealants.
wood cuts: Different ways of cutting wood, across the grain or parallel with it, and radial or tangential to the core. The behaviour of cuts of wood under different circumstances and the optimal cut for a given purpose. Influence of special attributes of the wood, like knots or defects.
wood moisture content: The amount of water contained in wood materials. The effect of wood moisture on the size and physical characteristics of the wood. Suitable moisture contents for different uses.
wood preservation: Measures and techniques used to ensure the wood's durability and resistance against humidity, insects, and fungi.
wood products: The various wood products such as lumber and furniture, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
woodturning: Process of shaping wood on a lathe and its types, namely spindle turning and faceplate turning.
woodworking processes: Steps in the processing of wood for the manufacturing of wooden articles and types of machines used for these processes such as drying, shaping, assembling and surface finishing.
woodworking tools: The various tools used to process wood, such as planers, chisels and lathes.
work according to recipe: Perform tasks in food preparation according to recipe or specification in order to preserve the quality of ingredients and to ensure replication accuracy of the recipe. Select the appropriate materials to follow the recipe, taking into account the current situation.
work as a team in a hazardous environment: Work together with others in a dangerous, sometimes noisy, environment, such as a building on fire or metal forging facilities, in order to achieve a higher degree of efficiency while heeding the co-workers' safety.
work effectively with animal-related organisations: Develop and sustain relationships with other organisations such as charities, government agencies, Non-Governmental Organisations and representative bodies, in relation to furthering animal health and welfare. Communicate veterinary principles and operate within multidisciplinary teams comprised of persons with varying degrees of scientific and administrative knowledge.
work ergonomically: Apply ergonomy principles in the organisation of the workplace while manually handling equipment and materials.
work for public inclusion: Work on an educational level with specific groups for public inclusion, like prisoners, youth, children.
work from suspended access cradle: Work safely from a suspended access cradle, also known as a swing stage, a cradle suspended from four ropes. Move the cradle around or coordinate with others who move it. Take care to keep the cradle balanced and to prevent any objects falling out.
work in a construction team: Work as part of a team in a construction project. Communicate efficiently, sharing information with team members and reporting to supervisors. Follow instructions and adapt to changes in a flexible manner.
work in a fishery team: Work as part of a crew or team, and meet team deadlines and responsibilities together.
work in a food processing team: Collaborate in a team with other food processing professionals in service of the food &amp; beverages industry.
work in a forestry team: Collaborate with other forest workers in a team in service of forestry or forest related operations.
work in a hospitality team: Function confidently within a group in hospitality services, in which each has his own responsibility in reaching a common goal which is a good interaction with the customers, guests or collaborators and their contentment.
work in a land-based team: Collaborate with others in a team for land-based machinery activities regarding services for agricultural production and landscaping.
work in a landscape team: Direct the activities of one or more members in a landscape team, or work as an individual part of such a team.
work in a logistics team: Ability to work confidently within a logistics team, with each member of the team fulfilling a role designed to increase the efficiency of the whole.
work in a multicultural environment in fishery: Interact and communicate with individuals and groups from different cultures and backgrounds in fishery operations.
work in a multicultural environment in health care: Interact, relate and communicate with individuals from a variety of different cultures, when working in a healthcare environment.
work in a rail transport team: Work confidently within a group in rail transport services, in which each individual has their own responsibility in working towards a common goal such as a good interaction with the customers, railway safety, and rolling stock maintenance.
work in a water transport team: Work confidently in a group in water transport services, in which each individual operates in their own area of responsibility to reach a common goal, such as a good customer interaction, maritime safety, and ship maintenance.
work in an aviation team: Work confidently in a group in general aviation services, in which each individual operates in their own area of responsibility to reach a common goal, such as a good customer interaction, air safety, and aircraft maintenance.
work in an international environment: Guide your career to an international level which often requires the ability to interact, relate and communicate with individuals from different cultures.
work in an organised manner: Stay focused on the project at hand, at any time. Organise, manage time, plan, schedule and meet deadlines.
work in assembly line teams: Manufacture products on a moving assembly line. Work in a team where everyone has an assigned task.
work in cold environments: Work in cold storage and deep freeze facilities. Cooling rooms are around 0°C. Resist temperatures of -18°C in meat processing freezer facilities as required by law, except for the slaughterhouse, where room working temperatures are below 12°C by law.
work in conveyor belts in food manufacturing: Work in rotating conveyor belt systems in food manufacturing.
work in crises areas: Support people in fragile and conflict affected environments such as in developing countries.
work in drilling teams: Work confidently within a drilling team on a drilling rig or oil platform with each doing a part but all subordinating personal prominence to the efficiency of the whole.
work in metal manufacture teams: Ability to work confidently within a metal manufacturing group with each doing a part but all subordinating personal prominence to the efficiency of the whole.
work in multidisciplinary health teams: Participate in the delivery of multidisciplinary health care, and understand the rules and competences of other healthcare related professions.
work in multidisciplinary teams related to emergency care: Work with a variety of people from various health care and non-health care services such as ambulance control room staff, paramedics, doctors and nurses, as well as people working in the fire and police department.
work in outdoor conditions: Can cope with the different climate conditions such as heat, rain, cold or in strong wind.
work in restoration team: Work along side fellow restorers to reverse the detoration of a piece of art and to bring it back to its original state.
work in shifts: Work in rotating shifts, where the goal is to keep a service or production line running around the clock and each day of the week.
work in teams: Work confidently within a group with each doing their part in the service of the whole.
work in textile manufacturing teams: Work harmoniously with colleagues in teams in the textile and clothing manufacturing industries.
work in underwater chamber: Work from various types of underwater chambers such as bells, wet bells and underwater habitats. Distinguish the properties of the chamber and keep yourself and others in the chamber safe.
work independently: Develop one's own ways of doing things, motivating oneself with little or no supervision, and depending on oneself to get things done.
work independently as an artist: Develop one's own ways of doing artistic performances, motivating oneself with little or no supervision, and depending on oneself to get things done.
work independently in agriculture: Perform tasks individually in livestock and animal production services by taking decisions without help. Handle tasks and tackle with issues or problems without any outside assistance.
work independently in forestry services: Perform tasks individually in forestry services by taking decisions without help. Handle tasks and tackle with issues or problems without any outside assistance.
work independently in landscaping: Perform tasks in landscape management by taking decisions independently. Complete all aspects of landscape design projects without any outside assistance or help.
work independently in rental services: Perform tasks such as communicating with customers, answering the telephone, renting out products, resolving technical issues without the guidance or support of others, taking decisions autonomously and assuming responsibility for them.
work independently in sales: Develop one's own methods of operating with little to no supervision. Sell products, communicate with clients, and coordinate sales while working independently of others. Depend on one's self to perform day-to-day tasks.
work independently in service of a food production process: Work individually as an important element in service of a food production process. This function is executed individually with little or no supervision or collaboration with colleagues.
work independently on exhibitions: Work autonomously on the development of a framework for artistic projects such as locations and workflows.
work on excavation site: Excavate material evidence of past human activity using hand picks, shovels, brushes, etc.
work on psychosomatic issues: Work with body and mind issues such as the spectrum of human sexuality and psychosomatic ailments.
work on the effects of abuse: Work with individuals on the effects of abuse and trauma; such as sexual, physical, psychological, cultural and neglect.
work on uneven surfaces: Perform work on uneven surfaces; climb ladders and execute tasks on top of railcars.
work out orchestral sketches: Make up and work out details for orchestral sketches, such as adding extra vocal parts to scores.
work safely with hot materials: Take care when handling hot materials. Wear the right protective clothing and take care not to burn yourself or others, damage equipment, or create fire hazards.
work safely with machines: Check and safely operate machines and equipment required for your work according to manuals and instructions.
work safely with mobile electrical systems under supervision: Take the necessary precautions while providing temporary power distribution for performance and art facility purposes under supervision.
work safely with pyrotechnical materials in a performance environment: Take necessary precautions while preparing, transporting, storing, installing and operating with pyrotechnical materials and explosives of class T1 and T2.
work safely with stage weapons: Take necessary precautions while preparing, transporting, storing, training and operating stage weapons (stabbing weapons, shooting weapons, etc).
work to develop physical ability to perform at the highest level in sport: Identify the necessary level of fitness, understand the nutritional strategy and work with coaching/supporting team (e.g. coaches, physiotherapist, nutritionist, psychologist) to implement an adapted medical, physical and nutritional programme to achieve the targeted highest level performance.
work trains: The composition and functions of a work train, a train composed of automatic machines that remove, inspect, adjust and lay railway ballast, sleepers and rails.
work with a voice coach: Receive advice and training from a voice coach. Learn how to use one’s voice correctly, how to properly pronounce and articulate words, and use the right intonation. Get trained in breathing techniques.
work with advertising professionals: Cooperate with professionals in the advertising field as to ensure a smooth development of the advertising projects. Work together with researchers, creative teams, publishers, and copywriters.
work with an artistic team: Work closely with directors, fellow actors and playwrights to find the ideal interpretation to a role.
work with authorities related to mortuary services: Liaise with police, funeral directors, spiritual care personnel and the families of the deceased.
work with authors: Consult with the author of the text to be translated in order to capture and preserve the intended meaning and style of the original text.