TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
interpret medical results: Interpret, integrate and apply results of diagnostic imaging, laboratory tests and other investigations as part of the assessment of the client, in consultation with other healthcare practitioners.
interpret pedigree charts: Construct and interpret diagrams that show the occurrence and appearance of a particular gene and its ancestors from one generation to the next.
interpret performance concepts in the creative process: Learn and research a part, in personal and collective research and rehearsal, build an acting performance respecting the concept of the show.
interpret prescriptions: Interpret the specifications written down by doctors or other professionals to determine the type of product or device that needs to be created, as well as the materials that need to be used.
interpret psychological tests: Interpret psychological tests in order to obtain information on patients' intelligence, achievements, interests, and personality.
interpret radiology examinations: Analyse the images resulting from radiology investigations and send a signed report to the primary care or referring physician, who will share the results with the patient.
interpret religious texts: Interpret the contents and messages of religious texts in order to develop spiritually and help others in their spiritual development, to apply the appropriate passages and messages during services and ceremonies, or for theological learning.
interpret requests for imaging examinations: Receive and interpret requests from medical practitioners for imaging examinations to be performed on patients.
interpret scientific data to assess water quality: Analyse and interpret data like biological properties to know the quality of water.
interpret seismic data: Interpret data gathered through seismic survey to visualize the subsurface of the earth.
interpret spoken language between two parties: Convert one spoken language to another in order to ensure the communication between two parties who do not speak a common language.
interpret sport games rules: Interpret the rules and laws as an official, safeguarding the spirit of the sport activity and competition.
interpret tarot cards: Give advice to a person or make future forecasts about their personal or professional life, based on the tarot cards that were picked.
interpret technical texts: Read and understand technical texts that provide information on how to perform a task, usually explained in steps.
interpret traffic light signals used in tramway infrastructure: Observe traffic lights in tramway infrastructure, examine track conditions, area traffic, and prescribed speeds to ensure safety.
interpret traffic signals: Observe lights on the road, road conditions, nearby traffic, and prescribed speed limits to ensure safety. Interpret traffic signals and act accordingly.
interpret tramway traffic signs: Observe traffic signs, understand their meaning, and act accordingly in the tramway infrastructure.
interpret urology diagnostic tests: Perform diagnostic procedures relevant to urology such as urinalysis, semen analysis, prostatic fluid examination, ultrasonography of the bladder, kidneys, and prostate.
interpret visual literacy: Interpret charts, maps, graphics, and other pictorial presentations used in place of the written word.
interpreting modes: The various ways of translating a language orally, such as simultaneous, consecutive, relay, whispered or liaison.
interrogate individuals: Interview individuals in such a manner that they give information that could be of use in an investigation and that they possibly tried to conceal.
interrupt diving operations when necessary: Terminate or interrupt the diving operation if you judge that continuing the operation is likely to endanger the health or safety of any person involved.
intervene to reduce sub-optimal nutritional status of individuals: Suggest remediation to improve the nutritional status of individuals to an optimal state.
intervene with actions on stage: Take your cues from actions on the stagte and interact with them. Take decision on the exact timing and procedure in a live environment, in order to product a fluid and consistent performance.
interview animal owners on animals' conditions: Ask questions appropriate to the setting and purpose, with the aim to elicit accurate information on the animal's health condition, in order to facilitate a correct diagnosis.
interview bank loanees: Perform interviews with candidates requesting a bank loan for different purposes. Pose questions in order to test the goodwill and the financial means of candidates for paying back the loan.
interview focus groups: Interview a group of people about their perceptions, opinions, principles, beliefs, and attitudes towards a concept, system, product or idea in an interactive group setting where the participants can talk freely amongst themselves.
interview insurance claimants: Interview people who have filed claims with the insurance corporation they are insured with, or through specialised insurance agents or brokers, in order to investigate the claim and the coverage in the insurance policy, as well as detect any fraudulous activities in the claims process.
interview parties in relation to animal welfare investigations: Conduct interviews of suspects and witnesses in relation to cases of alleged breach of animal related legislation.
interview techniques: The techniques for getting information out of people by asking the right questions in the right way and to make them feel comfortable.
intracranial hypertension: The pathophysiology of elevated intracranial pressure and cerebral perfusion, the influence of blood gases, blood pressure, fluid and electrolyte balance.
intravenous infusion: The vein access and infusion, the hygienic aspects and potential complications.
introduce artist to potential employers: Make sure the artists come into contact with potential employers so they can advertise themselves and their work.
introduce new employees: Give new employees a tour in the company, introduce them to the colleagues, explain them the corporate culture, routines and working methods and get them settled in their working place.
inventory management rules: The specific principles and techniques used in order to determine the approapriate level of inventory required.
investigate animal related incidents: Investigate animal related incidents, such as suspected failure to meet the welfare needs of animals, abuse, harm or neglect, by gathering information, receiving and analysing reports, as well as taking appropriate action and cooperating with the respective law enforcement agencies.
investigate competition restrictions: Investigate practices and methodologies used by businesses or organisations which restrict free trade and competition, and which facilitate market dominance by a single firm, in order to identify the causes and come up with solutions to ban these practices.
investigate complaints about improper waste handling: Respond to and investigate accusations and complaints about improper industrial waste handling and disposal.
investigate complaints related to consumer protection: Investigate accidents, incidents and complaints; determine if health, safety and consumer protection procedures have been followed.
investigate contamination: Perform tests to investigate the properties of contamination in an area, or on surfaces and materials, in order to identify the cause, its nature, and the extent of the risk and damage.
investigate customer complaints of food products: Investigate customer complaints in order to determine the non-satisfactory elements in food products that lead to complaints from customers.
investigate forgery cases: Investigate the illegal altering, copying or imitation of articles or goods (for example currency, public records or works of art) used for criminal purposes.
investigate human rights violations: Investigate cases in which a breach of human rights legislation may have occurred in order to identify the problems and determine an appropriate course of action.
investigate manufacturing facilities: Inspect foreign manufacturing facilities for violations of child labour laws, product safety, hygiene, or other areas of concern.
investigate microclimates for buildings: Investigate appropriate solutions concerning microclimate conditions for buildings to ensure responsible energy consumption and thermal comfort. Consider passive design strategies such as daylight, passive cooling, natural cooling, thermal mass, solar heating, and others.
investigate mine accidents: Conduct investigation of mining accidents; identify unsafe working conditions and develop measures for improvement.
investigate occupational injuries: Assess, manage, and report cases of occupational illness, disease, or injury, establishing if this is a single case or if there is wider incidence.
investigate pollution: Identify the cause of pollution incidents, as well as its nature and the extent of the risks, by performing tests on the site of pollution as well as in a laboratory and performing research.
investigate road accidents: Investigate road vehicle accidents and conduct post-accident debriefing conferences. Analyse the exact circumstances of the accident and present conclusions to the authorities. Provide recommendations on how future accidents may be prevented.
investigate security issues: Look out for information and evidence revolving around security and safety issues in order to analyse possible threats, track incidents, and improve security procedures.
investigate social security applications: Investigate the eligibility of citizens applying for social security benefits by examining documents, interviewing the citizen, and researching the related legislation.
investigate soil stability: Collect soil samples from the railway site, using bores and test pits in order to determine ground stress capability and stability.
investigation research methods: The methods and strategies used to conduct police, government intelligence or military investigation research, as well as the research regulations specific to the operation.
investment analysis: The methods and tools for analysis of an investment compared to its potential return. Identification and calculation of profitability ratio and financial indicators in relation to associated risks to guide decision on investment.
involve service users and carers in care planning: Evaluate the needs of individuals in relation to their care, involve families or carers in supporting the development and implementation of support plans. Ensure review and monitoring of these plans.
involve volunteers: Recruit, motivate and manage volunteers in the organisation or in a department of the organisation. Manage relationship with volunteers from before they make a volunteering commitment, throughout their time with the organisation to beyond the conclusion of their formal volunteering agreement.
iridology: Alternative medicine therapy which has as its basis the idea that the patterns and other characteristics of the iris represent the entire body, thus the physical, mental or emotional health conditions can be seen by studying the iris.
iron textiles: Pressing and ironing in order to shape or flatten textiles giving them their final finishing appearance. Iron by hand or with steam pressers.
irrigate soil: Irrigate soil using portable pipes or ditches. Maintain ditches, pipes and pumps as required.
islamic studies: The studies dealing with the Islamic religion, its history and texts, and the study of the theological interpretation of the Islam.
isometric perspective: Understand the isometric representation of three dimensional elements in two dimensional technical and engineering draughts for the manufacture, assembly, and maintenance of objects.
issue certificates for animal products: Issue certificates related to animal health and welfare or to animal products, based on the necessary examination or testing, in accordance with the principles of certification agreed at European level.
issue fines: Recognise a violation in legislation, and issue the appropriate fine to the offender compliant with regulations and ensuring the person is aware of the specific violation they performed.
issue licences: Issue official documentation which grants licence holders with official permission to perform certain activities, after having investigated the application and processed the necessary documentation.
issue official documents: Issue and certify official documents to national citizens and foreigners such as passports and certificates.
issue penalties to violators of the sanitation code: Distribute penalties to facilities that violate the sanitation code or water quality regulations.
issue purchase orders: Produce and review the documents needed to authorise shipment of a product from the supplier at a specified price and within specific terms.
issue sales invoices: Prepare the invoice of goods sold or services provided, containing individual prices, the total charge, and the terms. Complete order processing for orders received via telephone, fax and internet and calculate the customer’s final bill.
issue sales quotations for repairs or maintenance: Issue sales quotes, allowing potential customers to see which costs would be involved for the work or services they would like to have done.
issue waivers: Issue waivers for upcoming air shows and unusual or experimental aviation operations. Compose exhaustive list of conditions and limitations.
items specialty available for auction: Nature of the items to be auctioned such as overstock furniture, real estate, livestock, etc.
jell fruits: Transform fruits into jelly according to procedures. Measure the amount of sugar and of the rest of the ingredients and store the mixture in a room with the appropriate temperature.
jewellery processes: Materials and processes involved in creating jewellery items like earrings, necklaces, rings, brackets, etc.
jewellery product categories: Categories in which various types of jewellery can be found such as diamond fashion jewellery or diamond bridal jewellery.
join wood elements: Bind wooden materials together using a variety of techniques and materials. Determine the optimal technique to join the elements, like stapling, nail, gluing or screwing. Determine the correct work order and make the joint.
joint ventures: The legal agreement between companies which get together to create a temporary legal entity where they can share knowledge, technology, and other assets aiming at developing new products or services appealing to the market. Also, to share the expenses and revenues of the venture.
journalism: The activity of collecting, processing and presenting to and audience information related to current events, trends, and people, called the news.
journalistic principles: The theories and guidelines concerning the writing of a journalistic piece, how to capture the readers’ attention, and different ways to present news information. This includes methods such as the inverted pyramid and other narrative techniques to present information.
judaism: The traditions, ceremonies and history of the Jewish religion, as well as its current system.
judge performances: Judge performances in sporting competitions in order to award points, impose scoring penalties, and determine results.
juvenile detention: The legislation and procedures involving correctional activities in juvenile correctional facilities, and how to adapt correctional procedures to comply with juvenile detention procedures.
keep airport drainage systems functional: Keep all the drainage systems in the airport functional-especially those in the runways. Aim to prevent the formation of standing water, ponds, and puddles.
keep airport runways clear of obstacles: Use sweepers, sweeping equipment, or integral sweeper-blowers to clear airport runways of any kind of debris, ranging from damaged pavement, stones from grass mowing, rubber from aircraft tires, dead birds, or metal parts from aircrafts.
keep company: Be with people to do stuff together, such as talking, playing games or having a drink.
keep competences about irrigation systems up-to-date: Keep up to date with trends in irrigation systems. Review publications, and attending lectures and conferences. Cooperate with others in developing and revising overall grounds planning and the grounds handbook.
keep grant applicant informed: Inform grant applicants such as individuals, charities, community groups or university research departments about the progress of their grant application.
keep heavy construction equipment in good condition: Inspect heavy equipment for construction projects before each use. Maintain the machine in good working order, taking care of small repairs and alerting the responsible person in case of serious defects.
keep inventory of goods in production: Keep inventory of goods whether they are goods in the front end (i.e. raw materials), intermediate, or back end (i.e. finished products). Count goods and store them for the following production and distribution activities.
keep machines oiled for steady functioning: Oil or grease the parts of the machines and equipment that need to be lubricated. Follow safety procedures to do so.
keep markings legible: Keep markings legible through all seasons. Prevent markings on lanes and paved areas from becoming discoloured or faded.
keep promotions records: Keep records on sales information and distribution of materials. File reports on customer reactions to their employers' products and promotions; present these reports to their managers.
keep records for dental prostheses: Make the required records for the laboratory fabrication of dental prostheses and appliances.
keep records of animal inseminations: Create and maintain records of animal inseminations including dates and other data.
keep records of attendance: Keep track of the pupils who are absent by recording their names on a list of absentees.
keep records of bridge investigation findings: Register the results of bridge investigations and send them to the appropriate authorities.
keep records of customer interaction: Recording details of inquiries, comments and complaints received from customers, as well as actions to be taken.
keep records of merchandise delivery: Keep records of goods deliveries; report discrepancies to control costs in order to maintain correct inventory levels.
keep records of passports: Keep track of the passports and other travel documents such as certificates of identity and refugee travel documents which have been already issued.
keep records of work progress: Maintain records of the progress of the work including time, defects, malfunctions, etc.
keep records on sales: Keep records of the activities of the sales of products and services, tracking which products and services were sold when and maintaining customer records, in order to facilitate improvements in the sales department.
keep sawing equipment in good condition: Make sure sawing equipment is always in good and safe working condition. Inspect the equipment for defects. Replace defective or worn-out elements in accordance with guidelines. Store elements safely when not in use. Notify the responsible party in case of large or dangerous defects.
keep sheet records: Record numbers of a specific sheet cut sequence by placing serial numbers on stock cut and issued revenue stamps.
keep signs legible: Keep signs legible through all seasons. Ensure that signs relating to taxiing and holding remain clear to users.
keep stock records: Keep written records of the amount of stock in storage, incoming and outgoing products required for the proper operation of services, repairs and maintenance tasks.
keep task records: Organise and classify records of prepared reports and correspondence related to the performed work and progress records of tasks.
keep time accurately: Measure the passage of time, often with the assistance of a clock or stopwatch.
keep track of expenses: Make sure that project expenses are duly recorded. Ensure careful bookkeeping, regularly review the budget, respect budget allocations, and take all necessary steps to keep the expenses transparent.
keep track of wooden elements: Order wooden elements to be used for a workpiece in a logical way. Clearly identify the elements and how they will be joined together, using symbols drawn onto the wood or another system.
keep up to date on costume design: Visit textile showrooms, read fashion magazines, keep up-to-date with trends and changes in the world of fabrics and designs.
keep up to date on local events: Follow the information about upcoming events, services or activities by checking information sheets and online communication.
keep up to date on product knowledge: Gather the latest information on developments related to the existing or supported products, methods or techniques.
keep up to date on professional dance practice: Keep up to date with practice advancements and apply them to your professional dance practice.
keep up to date with diagnostic innovations: Keep up to date with diagnostic innovations and apply newest methods of examination.
keep up with current trends in psychotherapy: Keep up with current trends and debates in mental health services, being aware of changes in social, cultural, and political thinking about psychotherapy and of the interplay of various theories. Stay informed about increases in the demand for counselling and psychotherapies, and be aware of evidence-based research, the appropriate measurement tools for psychotherapy, and the need for research.
keep up with digital transformation of industrial processes: Keep up to date with digital innovations applicable to industrial processes. Integrate these transformations in the company's processes aiming for competitive and profitable business models.
keep up with eating out trends: Follow trends in cooking and eating out by monitoring a range of sources.
keep up with innovations in food manufacturing: Latest innovative products and technologies to process, preserve, package and improve food products.
keep up with language evolution: Study the evolution of the language and integrate language changes into the performance of job activities.
keep up with the latest information systems solutions: Gather the latest information on existing information systems solutions which integrate software and hardware, as well as network components.
keep up-to-date on manufacturer's policies: Stay up-to-date on manufacturer warranty and policy procedures; communicate with factory representatives.
keep up-to-date to computer trends: Stay aware of the current developments and trends in computer hardware, software and peripherals.
keep up-to-date to current customs regulations: Follow the latest developments and changes occurred in customs regulations and government policies related to international trade.
keep up-to-date to design industry trends: Stay updated with new trends and developments in the design industry.
keep up-to-date with regulations: Maintain up-to-date knowledge of current regulations and apply this knowledge in specific sectors.
keep up-to-date with training subjects: Gather the latest information on the subjects of the training process in order to be updated with the required know-how.
keep updated on innovations in various business fields: Be informed and acquainted with innovations and trends in different industrial and business fields for application in business development.
keep updated on the political landscape: Read, search, and analyse the political situation of a region as a source of information applicable for different purposes such as information, decision-making, and management, and investments.
keep written records of cargo: Keep written records of the quantity of goods loaded or unloaded. Track times, dates and tasks completed.
key risk indicators: The critical predictors of unfavourable events that can adversely impact organizations. They monitor changes in the levels of risk exposure and contribute to the early warning signs that enable organizations to report risks, prevent crises and mitigate them in time.
keywords in digital content: The digital tools to conduct keyword research. The information retrieval systems identify the content of a document guided by keywords and metadata.
kiln types: Kiln characteristics, operation and types such as periodic kilns, updraft kilns, downdraft kilns, sprung arch kilns, or catenary arch kilns.
kinanthropometry: The study that links human anatomy to movement by investigating factors that include body size, shape, and composition. It is this application of biological data that shows how movement is influenced.
kindergarten school procedures: The inner workings of a kindergarten, such as the structure of the relevant education support and management, policies, and regulations.
kinesiology: The study of human movement, performance and function, the sciences of biomechanics, anatomy, physiology and neuroscience.
knead food products: Perform all kinds of kneading operations of raw materials, half-finished products and foodstuffs.
knitting machine technology: Manufacturing technologies which use loop forming techniques to convert yarns into fabrics in order to form knitted fabrics.
knowledge management: The process of collecting, structuring and sharing information and knowledge within an organisation, which allows for a more efficient distribution of expertise and increased collaboration.
kosher meat: The preparation and types of meat consumable according to Jewish laws such as meat from chickens and cows.
kosher slaughtering practices: The practices involved in the slaughtering of animals for food consumption according to Jewish dietary laws such as the knife to be used, slaughtering techniques and blood drainage from the carcass.
lab scale fermentation: The steps and requirements included in lab scale fermentation for the conversion of the biomass into chemicals, sugars or fuels.
label blood samples: Label blood samples taken from patients in compliance with regulations and the identity of the patient.
label components: Identify and label the different parts of goods or materials to ensure they are well kept for later use.
label medical laboratory samples: Correctly label samples of the medical laboratory with the accurate information, according to the implemented quality system in place.
laboratory methods in biomedical sciences: The types, characteristics and procedures of laboratory techniques used for a wide range of medical tests such as serological tests.
laboratory techniques: Techniques applied in the different fields of natural science in order to obtain experimental data such as gravimetric analysis, gas chromatography, electronic or thermic methods.
laboratory-based sciences: Laboratory based sciences such as biology, chemistry, physics, integrated science or advanced laboratory science.
labour law: The field of law that is concerned with the regulation of the relationship between employers, employees, trade unions, and the government.
labour legislation: Legislation, on a national or international level, that governs labour conditions in various fields between labour parties such as the government, employees, employers, and trade unions.
labour market: The trends, functioning, and fluctuations of the labour market, career options, wages, unions, working population and the supply and demand of certain professions in a sector.
lacquer paint applications: Have knowledge of the characteristics and applications of lacquer paint and primers, such as the level of sheerness, the varying results of a lacquer treatment on different materials, and others.
lacquer spray gun parts: The various parts of a spray gun designed to provide the surface of a workpiece with a durable lacquer finishing coat, such as the stay-cool handle, inline valve, stainless steel springs, pattern control knob, air cap, metal collar, stainless steel fluid components, external needle packing adjustment, trigger, and others.
lacquer wood surfaces: Apply one or several layers of lacquer to a wood surface to coat it. Use a roller and a brush for larger surfaces. Load the roller or brush with lacquer and coat the surface evenly. Make sure no debris or brush hairs stay on the surface.
lactation: The physiology and function of the breast during lactation as appropriate for counselling the pregnant and postpartum woman.
land use for airport planning: The principles that govern the use of land for human activities within and surrounding airports, including the impact on natural resources such as water, soil, nutrients and wildlife.
landscape architectural instruments: The instruments, tools, symbols and terminology of landscape architectural drawing and specifications; the laws and codes pertaining to landscape architecture and design.
landscaping materials: Field of information which distinguishes certain required materials, such as wood and wood chips, cement, pebbles and soil for landscaping purposes.
language teaching methods: The techniques used to teach students a foreign language, such as audio-lingual, communicative language teaching (CLT), and immersion.
laser engraving methods: The various engraving methods emplying lasers to make incisions, such as the X-Y table method, the cylindrical workpiece method, the galvo mirrors method, and others.
laser marking processes: The various engraving processes employing lasers to make incisions, such as raster engraving, vector engraving, and others.
laser types: The various types of lasers, their specific qualities and their applications, such as for cutting, engraving, welding, and others.
lasers: Devices that are able to produce light through the optical amplification of the stimulated emission of electromagnetic radiation, such as gas lasers, solid-state lasers, fiber lasers, photonic lasers and semiconductor lasers. The spatial and temporal coherence of lasers allows for the concentration of light in one place, such as laser pointers, as well as the concentration of light in time, so that light can be produced in a much shorter time than other light and can also emit as single colour of light.
last types: Different types of lasts and their characterisations. This includes the procedure for last placement and basic work environment with the last.
lathe machine parts: The different parts of a lathe machine and their applications, such as the compound, the bed, the sadle, the cross slide, the cutting tool, the lathe dog and more.
launching of satellites into orbit: Know about the different procedures, phases, and requirements for launching satellites into orbit.
lautering process: Process of lautering, where the mash is separated into clear, liquid wort and residual grain. Lautering usually takes three steps: mashout, recirculation and sparging.
law enforcement: The different organisations involved in law enforcement, as well as the laws and regulations in law enforcement procedures.
lawn care: Procedures, equipment and products used to maintain the cleanliness of lawns and other grass surfaces in parks or residences.
laws on the transportation of dangerous goods: The legal regulations that apply in the transportation of potentially dangerous goods, and the procedures involved in classifying such materials.
laws regulating serving alcoholic drinks: The content of national and local legislation regulating restrictions to the sale of alcoholic beverages and methods for serving them appropriately.
lay base courses: Lay the stabilising courses that support a road. Lay the road base, which enhances the drainage properties of the road, and a sub-base if called for. Use the correct material for this, usually a mix of aggregates or local secondary materials, sometimes with some binding agents added.
lay bricks: Lay bricks in the specified pattern and apply a layer of mortar to create walls. Make sure every course of bricks is level and flush.
lay concrete slabs: Lay concrete slabs, used as road covering, on a prepared surface. Guide a crane operator to position the slab in the right place and manually set it correctly, often using tongue and groove joints.
lay interlocking roof tiles: Lay interlocking roof tiles of various shapes and materials. Fix the tiles to the battens judiciously, and take special care of the verges, ridges and hips.
lay marquetry: Lay marquetry, decorative parquet surface including curved elements usually cut with laser equipment.
lay non-interlocking roof tiles: Lay roof tiles that don't interlock, such as traditional slate tiles or asphalt shingles. Take care to provide the right overlap between the tiles, taking into account local weather conditions and roof slope.
lay out digital written content: Lay out pages by selecting sizes, styles and entering text and graphics into computer systems.
lay pipe installation: Install the system of pipes used to transport a fluid, be it a liquid or a gas, from one point to another and connect it to the fuel and water supply lines, air ducts, and other components.
lay resilient flooring tiles: Lay resilient flooring tiles on a prepared surface. Align the tiles along straight lines. Remove any protective backing and paste the tiles onto the surface.
lay sewer pipe: Use the appropriate equipment, such as a hydraulic grappler, to lay sewer pipes into a prepared trench. Coordinate with a co-worker to manoeuvre the pipe so as to fit securely on the previously installed pipe. Push and wiggle the pipe if necessary to create a seal.
lay stones: Place stone blocks or paving stones, which have been cut to the right size and thickness beforehand, to build stone walls and stairs, to lay pavement or to insert door and window frames.
lay terrazzo divider strips: Lay strips of various materials to separate different coloured sections of terrazzo flooring. Interpret the plan to determine the correct positions. Mark the positions and attach the strips to the floor.
lay tiles: Firmly place the tiles on a surface prepared with adhesive. Adjust their position to so they are flush and evenly spaced. Take care not to disturb the surface. Insert spacers in the joints. When working vertically with heavy tiles, place a supporting piece of timber to prevent slippage if called for. Remove any excess adhesive from the face of the tile.
lay underlayment: Lay an underlayment or pad on the surface before placing the top surface covering in order to protect the carpet from damage and wear. Tape or staple the underlayment to the floor and attach the edges to each other to prevent intrusion of water or other contaminants.
lead a team: Lead, supervise and motivate a group of people, in order to meet the expected results within a given timeline and with the foreseen resources in mind.
lead a team in fishery services: Direct a fishery or aquaculture team and guide them towards the common goal of completing a variety of fishery related assignments or tasks.
lead a team in forestry services: Direct a forestry team or crew and guide them to the common goal of completing a variety of forestry related assignments and tasks.
lead a team in hospitality service: Guide and direct a team towards a common goal such as the contentment of the customers and a good customer service and interaction.
lead a team in water management: Direct a team in water management projects and guide each other to the common goal of completing and fulfilling a variety of assignments and tasks.
lead board meetings: Set the date, prepare the agenda, make sure the required materials are provided and preside over the meetings of the decision-making body of an organization.
lead cast and crew: Lead a film or theatre cast and crew. Brief them about the creative vision, what they need to do and where they need to be. Manage day-to-day production activities to ensure things run smoothly.
lead claim examiners: Select claim examiners and assign them to cases, assist them and give them advice or information when needed.
lead clinical pharmacology studies: Plan and monitor the safety of patients during clinical tests, reviewing the medical history and assessing their eligibility criteria. Perform ongoing medical monitoring of subjects enrolled into studies for medication testing.
lead disaster recovery exercises: Head exercises which educate people on what to do in case of an unforeseen disastrous event in the functioning or security of ICT systems, such as on recovery of data, protection of identity and information and which steps to take in order to prevent further problems.
lead drilling crews: Collaborate and guide members of a drilling crew by specifying their mining objectives, actions, and expectations required from them.
lead hard landscape projects: Lead hard landscaping projects including paving, block paving and driveways, brickwork and block work, steps and changes in level, water features, pergolas and wooden structures. Read landscaping blueprints, review the plan with a designer, and implement the landscape construction plan.
lead healthcare services changes: Identify and lead changes in healthcare service in response to patient needs and service demand in order to ensure continuous quality improvement of the service.
lead inspections: Lead inspections and the protocol involved, such as introducing the inspection team, explaining the purpose of the inspection, performing the inspection, requesting documents and asking appropriate questions.
lead managers of company departments: Collaborate and guide the managers of the departments of a company in terms of the objectives of the company, the actions, and expectations required from their managerial scope.
lead military troops: Lead the actions of military troops on the field during a mission, either combat, humanitarian or otherwise defensive, compliant with the strategies devised prior to the operation and ensuring communication with other troops is maintained.
lead police investigations: Lead investigations in police cases, which involves establishing an investigation strategy, contacting experts, being able to use different methods and points of view, and leading investigative staff.
lead process optimisation: Lead process optimisation using statistical data. Design experiments on the production line and functional process control models.
lead research activities in nursing: Lead nursing research initiatives, support research activity, working within individual Care Groups and with other agencies, identifying, applying and disseminating research findings related to specialist nursing.
lead technology development of an organisation: Develop activities surrounding innovation and research in the field of technology within an organisation based on its strategic direction and growth goals. Provide guidance to colleagues how to best implement them.
lead the brand strategic planning process: Manage the strategic planning process of the brand as well as provide innovation and progress in the strategy planning methodologies and improvements for consumer communication in order to base innovation and strategies on consumer insights and needs.
lead the dental team: Act as the leader of the dental team by providing clear instructions to the staff, depending on the dental procedures undertaken.
lead the sustainability reporting process: Oversee the process of reporting on the sustainability performance of the organisation, according to established guidelines and standards.
leadership in nursing: The management and leadership principles and methods applied in nursing care, such as recognising and rewarding success to motivate nursing staff.
leadership principles: Set of traits and values which guide the actions of a leader with her/his employees and the company and provide direction throughout her/his career. These principles are also an important tool for self-evaluation to identify strengths and weaknesses, and seek self-improvement.
lean manufacturing: Lean manufacturing is a methodology that focuses on minimizing waste within manufacturing systems while simultaneously maximizing productivity.
learn the choreographic material: Rehearse to learn the choreographic material, convey the choreographers intent and the nuances and details of the choreography, and develop your role in the piece, factoring the precision of movements, the rhythm, the musicality, interaction with peers and stage elements, your physical condition and the conditions of the venue and potential risks associated (fatigue, state of the floor, temperature, etc...).
learning difficulties: The learning disorders some students face in an academic context, especially Specific Learning Difficulties such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, and concentration deficit disorders.
learning management systems: The e-learning platform for creating, administrating, arranging, reporting and delivering e-learning education courses or training programs.
learning needs analysis: The process of analysing a student's learning needs through observation and testing, potentially followed by the diagnosis of a learning disorder and a plan for additional support.
leasing characteristics: The clauses present in leasing contracts, the types of leases and their advantages and disadvantages.
leasing process: Know and understand the leasing process, including any requirements, tenants, and legal conditions. Analyse the benefits of leasing equipment or any other items, rather than buying or acquiring via another method.
leather chemistry: Chemical composition and chemical properties of hide/skin and chemicals used and their modification during the different tanning processes. Reactions between hide/skin or semi-finished leather and chemical products during the different phases of process and the factors affecting the performance of the reactions and of the process. Monitoring of the chemical indicators of processing and the characteristics of skins/hides/leather.
leather colour chemistry: Understand colour chemistry, the application and behaviour of dyes and colouring materials in relation to leather.
leather finishing technologies: Equipment, technologies and techniques for coating and laminating finishing of leather according to product specification. Topics include surface preparation, equipment types, preparation of substrata, operation monitoring and applications related to different types of finishing, coatings and final articles.
leather goods components: The various procedures and methods in the processing of leather materials and leather goods components like manufacturability and properties.
leather goods materials: The wide range of materials used in leather goods production: leather, leather substitutes (synthetics or artificial materials), textile, etc; the way of distinguishing among various materials based on their properties, advantages and limitations.
leather goods quality: The quality specifications of materials, processes, and final products, the most common defects in leather, quick tests procedures, laboratory tests procedures and standards, and the adequate equipment for quality checks.
leather physical testing: Set of tests that describe physical features of leather. They include the analysis of the performance characteristics of leather, such as resistance to bending, to friction, to tearing, etc.
leather products maintenance: The way to maintain the quality of leather products, the product types and their effects.
leather technology: Subject that includes traditional and advanced technologies of tanning processes, including machinery, service plants and other supporting equipment like moving or dosing systems.
legal case management: The procedures of a legal case from opening to closing, such as the documentation that needs to be prepared and handled, the people involved in different stages of the case, and the requirements that need to be met before the case can be closed.
legal compensation for victims of crime: The set of legal requirements under which a victim of crime can obtain compensation in the form of pursuing a claim against the offender or obtaining compensation from the state.
legal department processes: The different processes, duties, jargon, role in an organisation, and other specificities of the legal department within an organisation such as patents, legal cases, and legal compliance.
legal requirements for operating in the automotive retail sector: Know existing regulations and legal requirements; ensure that all operations remain within legal boundaries.
legal requirements of ICT products: The international regulations related to the development and use of ICT products.
legal requirements related to ammunition: Legal regulations and requirements in the field of selling, buying, handling and storing ammunition.
legal requirements related to mortuary services: The legal obligations and requirements for hospital and coroner post-mortem examinations. The requirements for death certifications and related documentation and for organ removal.
legal research: The methods and procedures of research in legal matters, such as the regulations, and different approaches to analyses and source gathering, and the knowledge on how to adapt the research methodology to a specific case to obtain the required information.
legal studies: The study of law; the situations and causes that elicit responses from institutions in the form of laws and regulations. Some areas of law are civil, business, criminal, and property law.
legal use-of-force: The characteristics of the use-of-force, which is a legal doctrine employed by police and army forces, to regulate acts of violence during interventions. Use-of-force is ought to balance security needs with ethical concerns for the rights and well-being of intruders or suspects.
legislation about animal origin products: The applicable legal rules on temperature, waste materials, traceability, labelling, trading, and the transport of animal origin products.
legislation in agriculture: Body of regional, national and European laws enacted in the field of agriculture and forestry concerning various issues such as product quality, environmental protection and trade.
legislation procedure: The procedures involved in the making of laws and legislation, such as which organisations and individuals are involved, the process of how bills become laws, the proposal and reviewing process, and other steps in the legislation procedure.
level crossing regulations: Know and understand regulations and legal procedures applicable to level crossings. Ensure regulations relating to safety are complied with at all times.
level earth surface: Change the profile of the earth surface, turning it flat or shaping it to match a certain slope. Remove irregularities such as knolls, pits and ditches.
levels of software testing: The levels of testing in the software development process, such as unit testing, integration testing, system testing and acceptance testing.
liaise between theatre direction and design team: Act as liaison between performers, theatre staff, director and design team.
liaise with advertising agencies: Communicate and cooperate with advertising agencies in transmitting the goals and specifications of the marketing plan. Liaise to develop an advertising and promotional campaign that represent the aim of the marketing plan.
liaise with animal welfare agencies: Liaise with animal welfare agencies about the animal's conditions and situation in order to comply with regulations and gain insight regarding the next steps that should be taken. Negotiate an end result on how to fix the situation.
liaise with architects: Facilitate communication and understanding between architects and other parties such as constructors, clients, and contractors with respect to the design of construction projects.
liaise with auditors: Participate in discussions with the auditors conducting inspections of the organisation's accounts and inform the managers about the results and conclusions.
liaise with buyers to plan products for the store: Discuss stock levels and product ranges with buyers.
liaise with celebrities: Liaise with actors, musicians, writers, and other celebrities to establish a good relationship with them.
liaise with colleagues: Liaise with fellow colleagues to ensure common understanding on work related affairs and agree on the necessary compromises the parties might need to face. Negotiate compromises between parties as to ensure that work in general run efficiently towards the achievement of the objectives.
liaise with crop growers: Give advice to agronomical and horticultural crop growers regarding aspects such as the maintenance of crops and more technical information concerning business and product development issues.