TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
select artistic materials to create artworks: Select artistic materials based on strength, colour, texture, balance, weight, size, and other characteristics that should guarantee the feasibility of the artistic creation regarding the expected shape, color, etc.- even though the result might vary from it. Artistic materials such as paint, ink, water colours, charcoal, oil, or computer software can be used as much as garbage, living products (fruits, etc) and any kind of material depending on the creative project.
select artistic productions: Research artistic productions and choose which ones could be included in the programme. Initiate contact with the company or agent.
select artwork developed by staff members: Review and approve designs, artwork, photography, and graphics developed by other staff members.
select auxiliary equipment for photographic work: Bring the appropriate auxiliary equipment according to the environment of the photographic work, whether you are stationary or mobile. Make sure you are prepared to capture the desired motif.
select breeding stock: Select breeding stock in accordance with the breeding programme and where possible screen stock to minimise known genetic weaknesses.
select elements for a composition: Determine and assign elements to compose a music piece. Define melodies, instrumental parts, harmonies, tone balances and time notations.
select engraving templates: Select, prepare and install engraving templates; operate cutting tools and routers.
select equipment required for moving activities: Select the appropriate tools and equipment required to successfully move objects. Select a range of equipment from basic tools such as screws, hammers, and pliers, to more complex apparatus such as forklifts, cranes, and movable docks.
select event providers: Evaluate and select the right providers of the right services, according to the customer's specific requirements.
select fibreglass: Select precut fibreglass mats to laminate surfaces of boat decks, hulls or golf carts according to technical plans and specifications.
select filler metal: Select optimal metal used for metal joining purposes, such as zinc, lead or copper metals, specifically for welding, soldering or brazing practices.
select gems for jewellery: Select and purchase gems to use in jewellery pieces and designs.
select glassware for serving: Choose appropriate glassware for beverages and inspect glass quality and cleanliness.
select illustration styles: Select the appropriate style, medium, and techniques of illustration in line with the needs of the project and client's requests.
select immobilisation device for radiation therapy: Select and construct the most appropriate immobilisation device for the individual patient.
select intraocular lenses for surgery: Measure and select intraocular lenses to be surgically implanted.
select lacquer ingredients: Select the correct types and amounts of lacquer ingredients such as thinners, pigmens or gims, placing them in the mill.
select livestock: Tag, sort and separate animals by purpose and destination taking into account the condition of the animal and relevant legislation
select material to process: Perform the selection of the proper materials to be processed, ensuring they are according to specifications.
select materials for orthodontic appliances: Determine the appropriate materials for removable or permanent orthodontic appliances, paying attention to design and function as specified by prescription.
select metals for jewellery: Select and purchase precious metals and alloys to use in jewellery pieces
select music for performance: Select pieces of music for a live performance. Consider factors such as ensemble abilities, availability of scores and the need for musical variety.
select music for training: Select suitable music for exercise to help performers achieve an artistic goal, in dance, singing, or other musical pursuits.
select pattern material: Select the appropriate material, such as a specific type of metal, wood or plastic, for patternmaking in service of casting processes.
select photographic equipment: Select appropriate photographic equipment and background properties, and adapt it according to subjects, materials, and conditions.
select restoration activities: Determine restoration needs and requirements and plan the activities. Consider the desired results, the level of intervention required, evaluation of alternatives, constraints on actions, stakeholder demands, possible risks and future options.
select semen for artificial insemination of animals: Select semen for animal artificial insemination according to the breeding program. Prepare sample and use the appropriate equipment and safe working practices.
select soap shaping plate: Select the corresponding plate and insert it into the plodder machine. The selection of the plate must be done according to specifications so that the soap bars will have the correct shape and size.
select spraying pressure: Select the optimal spraying pressure taking into account the kind of paint or primer being sprayed, the sprayed material, the spraying environment and other factors.
select subject matter: Select subject matter based on personal or public interest, or ordered by a publisher or agent.
select sustainable technologies in design: Produce a holistic design, which includes passive measures that are complemented by active technologies in a sensible way.
select tactics for a football match: Determine how an individual or a group will approach a competition tactically, choose the tactics such as playing a possession based game, focusing on counter attack as well as choosing the line up.
select tree felling methods: Select the appropriate felling method for the tree size and condition. Adhere to the given specification.
select unshelled almonds: Find and discard almond hull parts or waste still present in the production after the hull removal process.
select video shots: Select the most effective shot of a scene in terms of drama, story relevance or continuity.
self-promote: Promote yourself by joining networks and circulating promotional material such as demos, media reviews, website, or a biography. Form a promotion and management team. Propose your services to future employers or producers.
self-service technologies in tourism: The application of self-service technologies in the tourism industry: performing online bookings, self-check-ins for hotels and airlines, allowing clients to perform and complete reservations by themselves using digital tools.
sell academic books: Identify and sell informational and academic books to scholars, students, teachers and researchers.
sell antiquarian products: Sell antiquarian items and other printed goods in retail outlets, through specialised catalogues or at different locations such as trade fairs.
sell art: Secure and sell pieces of art in different markets. Negotiate prices, liaise with art dealers, and prevent from acquiring counterfeit art pieces.
sell audiovisual equipment: Sell audio and video devices such as TVs, radios, speakers, amplifiers, tuners and microphones.
sell bicycles: Sell new or second-hand bicycles, mountainbikes, race bicycles or electric bicycles, and bicycle accessories.
sell building materials: Sell building materials and construction equipment like glass, bricks, floor tiles and roofing.
sell clocks: Sell clocks, watches, or related accessories according to the customer's preferences.
sell clothing items to customers: Sell clothing items and accessories, according to the customer's personal preferences.
sell cocoons of silk worms: Offer the cocoons of the silk worms for sale to silk makers. Ensure optimal pricing.
sell consumer electronics: Sell electronic consumer goods such as TVs, radios, cameras and other audio and video equipment. Provide advice on purchase decisions and try to meet customers wishes. Process payments.
sell cosmetics: Sell a variety of cosmetic products such as lotions, soaps, lip sticks, hair removers, perfumes, tooth pastes, face masks, nail polisher and deodorants.
sell fish and seafood: Sell fish and varieties of seafood, according to the product's availability in the store.
sell floor and wall coverings: Sell rugs, curtains, linoleum samples and carpets in an attractive way, so that customers are incited to buy.
sell flowers: Sell natural and artificial flowers, potted plants, soil, floral accessories, fertilisers and seeds.
sell footwear and leather goods: Sell footwear items and leather products by highlighting their features.
sell gaming activities in casino: Persuade players to participate in specific gaming activities and opportunities on a casino gaming floor.
sell hair products: Sell various styling products used on different types of hair, such as curling creams, hairspray, shampoos and conditioners.
sell hardware: Sell and provide customers with detailed information on hardware items, gardening tools, electrical equipment, plumbing supplies, etc.
sell household appliances: Sell household appliances such as vacuum cleaners, washing machines, dishwashers, air conditioners and refrigerators. Provide advice on purchasing decisions and try to meet customers wishes. Process payments.
sell household goods: Sell household devices and goods such as microwaves, blenders and kitchen supplies in accordance to the client's personal preferences and needs.
sell insurance: Sell insurance products and services to customers, such as health, life or car insurance.
sell lubricant cooling products for vehicles: Sell different types of lubricant cooling products for vehicles.
sell office equipment: Sell office equipment such as modems, computer hardware or printers. Provide advice on purchase decisions and try to meet customers wishes. Process payments.
sell optical products: Sell glasses and sunglasses, contact lenses, spectacles, binoculars, cleaning kits and other eye-related products, according to customer's needs in terms of optical requirements such as bi-focals, varifocals and reactolite.
sell orthopedic goods: Sell a variety of orthopaedic tools and products of different sizes and styles, such as ankle braces, arm slings and back supports.
sell pet accessories: Sell pet accessories such as pet clothing, bowls, toys, clothing, etc. Inform customers about all products available in stock.
sell post office products: Sell envelopes, parcelsand stamps. Collect cash for these products or electronic transfers.
sell power tools: Sell power tools such as drills, chainsaws, lawn mowers or grinding machines. Sell accessories and products to maintain and clean power tools. Provide advice on purchasing decisions and try to meet customers wishes. Process payments.
sell processed timber in a commercial environment: Check that the sales area is in a suitable condition for customers and that the stock and materials are in a suitable condition to be sold.
sell products: Encourage sales by identifying the customer’s buying needs and by promoting benefits and features of the organisation’s products. Respond to and resolve customer objections and agree to mutually beneficial terms and conditions.
sell second-hand merchandise: Sell second-hand goods by promoting the available merchandise in the store.
sell service contracts for electrical household appliances: Sell contracts for repair and maintenance services of newly sold electrical devices such as washing machines and refrigerators.
sell services: Encourage sales by identifying the customer’s buying needs and by promoting benefits and features of the organisation’s services. Respond to and resolve customer objections and agree to mutually beneficial terms and conditions.
sell snacks: Sell snacks and drinks, such as potato chips, popcorn, ice cream and soft drinks or beer, in cinemas or other entertainment venues.
sell souvenirs: Exchange souvenirs for money by displaying them in an attractive way and communicating with customers.
sell telecommunication products: Sell telecommunication equipment and services such as cell phones, desktop computers and laptops, cabling, and internet access and security.
sell textiles fabrics: Sell textile fabrics such as cotton, wool, linen and synthetic fabrics.
sell tickets: Exchange tickets for money in order to finalise the selling process by issuing the tickets as a proof of payment.
sell tourist packages: Exchange tourist services or packages for money on behalf of the tour operator and manage transportation and accommodation.
sell toys and games: Sell and provide information and advice on a wide range of toys and games, taking into account different age groups.
sell train tickets: Sell train tickets to railway travellers, taking into account destinations, schedules, and discounts available. Accurately check the validity of a range of tickets.
sell tyres: Identify the customer` needs, advise them on the right type of tyres and process payments.
sell vehicle parts: Identify which part is best suited to the customer's needs and specific type of car; sell and install the appropriate parts.
sell vehicles: Sell new or second-hand cars, independently or based on a dealership contract with a car manufacturer.
sell veterinary materials: Provide information on and sell prescribed veterinary treatments and other animal-related products.
sell weapons: Sell small arms such as revolvers, shotguns, light machine guns for general use to customers, according to national legislation and safety requirements.
semantics: The branch of linguistics that studies meaning; it analyses of words, phrases, signs, and symbols and the relation between them.
semiconductors: Semiconductors are essential components of electronic circuits and contain properties of both insulators, such as glass, and conductors, such as copper. Most semiconductors are crystals made of silicon or germanium. By introducing other elements in the crystal through doping, the crystals turn into semiconductors. Depending on the amount of electrons created by the doping process, the crystals turn into N-type semiconductors, or P-type semiconductors.
send biological samples to laboratory: Forward collected biological samples to the concerned laboratory, following strict procedures related to the labeling and tracking of the information on the samples.
send faulty equipment back to assembly line: Send equipment that didn't pass inspection back to the assembly line for re-assembly.
send summons: Send summons for court hearings or other legal proceedings such as negotiations and investigative procedures, to the parties involved, ensuring that they receive the summons and are fully informed of the procedures, and to ensure an affirmative response.
sensors: Sensors are transducers that can detect or sense characteristics in their environment. They detect changes in the apparatus or environment and provide a corresponding optical or electrical signal. Sensors are commonly divided in six classes: mechanical, electronic, thermal, magnetic, electrochemical, and optical sensors.
separate by-products of pressed cocoa: Separates by-products of the cocoa pressing process, such as chocolate liquor and cocoa cakes, from the cocoa butter.
separate ink: Absorb the ink from the substrate, which separates solid particles from liquid material by detergency. This facilitates the separation of ink from fibre.
separate metals from ores: Apply various chemical and physical methods to separate minerals from their ores such as magnetic, electric or chemical methods
separate nitroglycerin from acids: Separate nitroglycerin and acids prior to processing using the gravity separator.
separate tobacco shreds by size: Weigh tobacco for a specified number of cigarettes. Place it in an agitator equipped with a series of screens to sort shreds based on size.
separate unstable elements in the water: Use the adequate equipment to separate unstable elements in water such as iron and sulphur compounds by filtration or decanting.
serve beers: Provide beers from bottle or draught, specific to the type of beer.
serve beverages: Provide a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages such as soft drinks, mineral waters, wine and bottled beer over a counter or using a tray.
serve food in table service: Provide food at the table whilst maintaining high level of customer service and food safety standards.
serve on academic committee: Contribute to university or college managerial decisions, such as budgetary issues, school policy reviews and recommendations, department promotions, and hiring of new staff members. This may also include participation in discussions around educational policy reforms.
serve wines: Provide wine using proper techniques in front of the customers. Open the bottle correctly, decant the wine if needed, serve and keep the wine in the proper temperature and container.
service rooms: Offer room service and, where appropriate, service public areas, including cleaning surfaces, bathrooms, replacing linen and towels and restocking guest items.
service-oriented modelling: The principles and fundamentals of service-oriented modelling for business and software systems that allow the design and specification of service-oriented business systems within a variety of architectural styles, such as enterprise architecture and application architecture.
set auction listing agreement: Set up a contract executed by the auctioneer and the seller; list the terms of the agreement and the rights and responsibilities of every party involved.
set brand positioning: Develop a clear identity and unique position in the market; communicate with stakeholders and distinguish from competitors.
set colour profiles: Maintain consistent colour output in digital colour and inkjet printers by running calibration routines and making sure that the colour profiles for the printers are still accurate.
set commercial strategies in vehicle showroom: Elaborate plans to increase sales of new or used cars in a local distribution of vehicles.
set end stops: Set end stops according to the width or length of the cut and measure the distance from the blade to make sure the stone will be split conforming to the requirements.
set equipment controls: Manipulate equipment controls to produce required volumes and required product quality. Take into account lab recommendations, schedules and test results.
set health, hygiene, safety and security standards: Fix standards and procedures to ensure health, hygiene, safety and security in the establishment.
set import export strategies: Develop and plan the strategies for import and export, according to the size of the company, the nature of its products, expertise and business conditions on the international markets.
set inclusion policies: Develop and implement plans which aim to create an environment in an organisation which is positive and inclusive of minorities, such as ethnicities, gender identities, and religious minorities.
set management priorities in pipeline networks: Set the priorities for the performance of activities in pipeline networks. Analyse the different issues within the infrastructure, and tackle issues that may significantly affect operations and those that may be costly if left unaddressed.
set organisational policies: Participate in setting organisational policies that cover issues such as participant eligibility, program requirements, and program benefits for the service users.
set payment handling strategies: Fix payment methods for services and goods such as cash, cheques, credit cards, bank transfers, traveller's cheques and money orders. Develop and implement strategies to prevent credit card fraud.
set prices of menu items: Fix the prices of main course dishes and other items on the menu. Ensure that they remain affordable within the organisation's budget.
set production KPI: Set and achieve KPIs in line with company strategy and ensure customer requirements are met.
set production facilities standards: Ensure a high standard of safety and quality in facilities, systems, and workers' behaviour. Ensure adherence to procedures and audit standards. Ensure that machinery and appliances in the production plant are appropriate for their task.
set quality assurance objectives: Define quality assurance targets and procedures and see to their maintenance and continued improvement by reviewing targets, protocols, supplies, processes, equipment and technologies for quality standards.
set sales goals: Set sales goals and objectives to be reached by a sales team within a period of time such as the target amount of sales made and new customers found.
set sales promotions: Reduce the selling price of products, in order to maximise revenue at various periods of the year.
set the operation speed of manufacturing machines: Define the adequate speed at which a manufacturing machine should operate in order to provide the required output in manufacturing processes.
set theory: The subdiscipline of mathematical logic that studies the properties of well-determined sets of objects, relevant to mathematics.
set tolerances: Align tolerances while inserting and placing different parts to avoid tolerance discrepancy and misfits in assembly.
set up a multi-track recording: Make the necessary preparations to record music or other sounds on several tracks.
set up additive manufacturing systems: Prepare machines for operation according to manufacturer and/or internal specifications and the build platform characteristics. Perform file loading, prepare feedstock, build platform and machines in accordance to used material.
set up advertising material: Prepare the urban furniture and fix the advertising material to it, following all safety precautions and working standards. Check the lighting and overall appearance and identify possible defects during the application procedure.
set up advertising street furniture: Place new devices and equipment to be used as advertising furniture in urban areas such as free-standing panels or public benches.
set up animation elements: Test and set up characters, props or environments to ensure they appear correctly from all required camera positions and angles.
set up aquaculture cage mooring system: Set up aquaculture cage mooring system in accordance with plans.
set up audiovisual peripheral equipment: Set up audiovisual peripheral equipment such as tripods, cables, microphones, monitors, and others.
set up automotive robot: Set up and programme an automotive robot working on machine processes and substituting or collaboratively supporting human labour, such as the six-axis automotive robot.
set up broadcast equipment: Set up and calibrate broadcast equipment to produce, switch, receive, record, edit, and reproduce television and radio signals.
set up consumer electronics: Connect electronic devices, such as TVs, audio and video equipment and cameras, to the electricity network and perform electrical bonding to avoid dangerous potential differences. Test the installation for proper functioning.
set up dates: Arrange dates for clients with people they have chosen themselves, people that were the result of match-making tests or people suggested by yourself.
set up drilling rigs: Build up the drilling rig and prepare it for use after selecting an appropriate drilling location. Dismantle the drilling rig after the operations have finished.
set up drip irrigation system: Connect all necessary parts of a drip irrigation system, including any filtration devices, sensors and valves. Lay out the irrigation pipes along the covered surface according to a specified design.
set up effective working relationships with other sports players: Set up and sustain effective working relationships with other players and athletes from the same team.
set up equipment for food production: Set up machinery and equipment for food production. Make sure that controls, settings, and input requirements are according to the required standards.
set up equipment in a timely manner: Make sure to set up equipment according to deadlines and time schedules.
set up extrusion head: Set up the extrusion head using handtools by installing the required core, rings, die and former.
set up fish harvesting equipment: Set up fish harvesting equipment for the efficient slaughter of the fish and subsequent storage.
set up lathe compound: Set up the compound of a lathe by tying it in place to a steady position and feed the work material to the compound by hand. Use both hands while turning the lever, setting up the compound, to maintain constant speed for an optimal smooth cutting process.
set up machine controls: Set up or adjust machine controls to regulate conditions such as material flow, temperature, or pressure.
set up media integration systems: Set up different types of light, sound, image and movement control boards and related equipment like tracking systems, media servers and control software and hardware.
set up media storage: Set up and configure media storage and access systems and related redundancy and backup systems to ensure maximum data safety, maximum accessibility and low latency of the used media.
set up multimedia equipment: Set up and test the multimedia and related systems and technology, according to their specifications.
set up office equipment: Connect office equipment, such as modems, scanners and printers, to the electricity network and perform electrical bonding to avoid dangerous potential differences. Test the installation for proper functioning. Monitor settings and prepare the appliance for usage.
set up photographic equipment: Choose the best position and orientation of the camera to capture the scene, along with other necessary equipment.
set up photographic exhibitions: Make all arrangements needed for a photographic exhibition such as choosing the venue, handling budget, arranging the setting, communicating about the event and so on.
set up pile helmets or sleeves: Attach a helmet or sleeve to a pile, in order to protect the head of the pile from stresses and impact damage and to efficiently transfer the impact energy of the pile driver to the pile. Take care to not attach the helmet or sleeve too tightly, as this may cause damage. In case the helmet contains a replaceable plastic cushion, select and place the right cushion for the job.
set up portable field transmission equipment: Set up and operate portable transmission equipment when broadcasting takes place outside of the studio.
set up pricing strategies: Apply methods used for setting product value taking into consideration market conditions, competitor actions, input costs, and others.
set up props in a timely manner: Make sure props are set up on the stage or set according to the time schedule.
set up pyrotechnical equipment: Make sure the pyrotechnic equipment for a performance is set up and ready for operation.
set up ramps in airports: Set up ramps in airports and assist in operations related to the storage of baggage and equipment on aircrafts.
set up reinforcing steel: Set up reinforcing steel, or rebar, to be used for reinforced concrete construction. Set mats and columns securely in place to prepare for concrete pouring. Use separator blocks called dobies to keep the construction from the ground.
set up sound reinforcement system: Set up an analogue sound reinforcement system in a live situation.
set up specifications in curing room: Set up curing rooms according to the curing method, air conditions, moisture in the air, and product requirements.
set up stage decks: Set heavy duty decks in place on top of stage scaffolding to serve as a secure space for performance, seating, or crew activities. Cover it with flooring planks if called for.
set up stage lights: Set up and test stage lighting systems and technology, according to their specificity.
set up technical stage equipment: Install mechanical and technical stage equipment. Test the installation to make sure everything is in working order.
set up temporary construction site infrastructure: Set up a variety of temporary infrastructure used on building sites. Put up fences and signs. Set up any construction trailers and make sure that these are connected to electricity lines and water supply. Establish supplies stores and garbage disposal in a sensible manner.
set up the coffee area: Set the coffee area so that it is ready and in conditions which follow safe and secure procedures, so that it is ready for the upcoming shift.
set up the controller of a machine: Set up and give commands to a machine by dispatching the appropriate data and input into the (computer) controller corresponding with the desired processed product.
set up the cutter head: Set up and install knives in the cutter head of the thickness planer.
set up tote board: Install and the tote board used to display information relevant to tote betting at an event.
set up tower crane: Assist in the installation of a tower crane. Set the mast plumb and pour concrete onto the base to secure it. Bolt the mast into the concrete. Add progressively more pieces to the mast, usually using a mobile crane. Add the operators cabin on top of the mast and attach the jibs piece by piece.
set up water filtration system: Place the appropriate filtration units for water filtration and connect them to the source and destination pipes.
set up water pump: Install a device that pumps water from a lower location to a higher location. Set the pump in the right position, taking care not to expose any sensitive parts to water. Connect the pump to water pipes and a power source.
set window: Place a window in a prepared position such as a wall or floor, in case of full height glass. Use measurement tools to ascertain that the window is straight and plumb.
set-up drum for rubber: Set-up the drum for rubber pressing by turning the wheel so that the required circumference and sizes are met.
set-up weft knitting machines: Prepare weft knitting machines. Activities related to preparing for weft knitting process, knitting to specification and keeping the work area clean and safe.
setup the bar area: Arrange the bar area such as the counter, equipment, side stations, side tables and displays, so that it is ready for the upcoming shift and in conditions which follow safe, hygienic and secure procedures.
sew curtains: Sew curtains considering size of fabrics and striving for neat seams. Combine good hand-eye coordination, manual dexterity, and physical and mental stamina.
sew pieces of fabric: Operate basic or specialised sewing machines whether domestic or industrial ones, sewing pieces of fabric, vinyl or leather in order to manufacture or repair wearing apparels, making sure the threads are selected according to specifications.
sew protective workwear: Sew protective workwear using resistant materials and special stitching techniques. Combine good hand-eye coordination, manual dexterity, and physical and mental stamina.
sew puppet clothing: Sew clothing for puppets by hand or machine. Print out the pattern, cut pieces and modify paper patterns by putting them on the puppet, measuring different parts such as arms and neck.
sew signatures: Open signature and place it over the machine feed arm, releasing the signature. Stitch or fasten endpapers and linings to first and last signatures of books. This skill also includes applying glue to the binding edge of the book and the binding of books.
sew textile-based articles: Sew different products based on textiles and wearing apparel articles. Combine good hand-eye coordination, manual dexterity, and physical and mental stamina.
sew underwear: Sew underwear striving for neat seams and aesthetical finishings. Combine good hand-eye coordination, manual dexterity, and physical and mental stamina.
sex education: Provide information and advice related to human sexual reproduction, emotional relations between sexual partners, birth control and human sexuality in general.
sexology: The characteristics and evolution of human sexual activity, sexual orientation and the sexual relationship for various group types such as teenagers, elderly or disabled people.
sexual disorders: The range of sexual disorders such as sexual aversion disorder, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, and vaginismus and the effects of medication on sexual function.
shape candles: Cut and trim candles to specified sizes, using handtools such as knives or hand dies.
shape clay: Shape clay by pressing thumbs into the center of revolving clay while revolving wheels in order to obtain as end-products ware such as vases and pitchers.
shape corporate culture: Observe and define the elements in the corporate culture of a company in order to reinforce, integrate and shape further the codes, values, beliefs and behaviours aligned with the company's aims.
shape metal over anvils: Forge pieces of metal over an anvil using the appropriate hand tools and heating equipment.
shape nails: Shape nails by cutting and smoothening the ends of the nails, with the use of files, scissors or emery boards.
shape organisational teams based on competencies: Study the profiles of collaborators and decide the best place for directors and collaborators following an strategic mindset and serving to the goals of the company.
shape ornamental design: Form and shape decorative designs from a work piece of various materials, such as metal or wood, using hand tools or semi-automatic equipment.
shape sheet metal objects: Use the appropriate tools and measurements to bend, fold and curve sheet metal objects into the correct shape.
share good practices across subsidiaries: Investigate and document good practices and knowledge rendering a superior productivity in order to spread it in other departments or subsidiaries of the organisation.
share through digital technologies: Share data, information and digital content with others through appropriate digital technologies. Act as an intermediary, know about referencing and attribution practices.
sharpen edged tools: Identify dull edges to sharp tools, or any defect in the edge. Use appropriate equipment to safely and effectively sharpen the tool. Maintain and protect sharpened tools. Report irreparable faults to the appropriate person.
shearing of wool: Carry out sheep or goat wool shearing and initial processing and packaging as appropriate
shellfish cultivation systems: Technical design principles of shellfish cultivation systems, such as longline, Bouchot, tressels, suspended culture, tables, bottom culture.
shiatsu: The complementary medicine massage therapy which is based on the theoretical framework of traditional Chinese medicine and it is performed by finger massages on clients to reduce their stress and pain according to the shiatsu principles.
shift energy demands: Accommodate a temporary shutdown of electric power generation systems by shifting energy demands. The goal is to limit power disruptions for customers while a certain problem is identified and dealt with.
shine shoes: Work with shoe polish to shine the customer's shoes using tools such as cloth and brushes.
ship hull engineering: Understand the construction and engineering of the watertight body of ships where machines and engineering operations are carried out.
ship related legislative requirements: Conventions of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) concerning safety of life at sea, security and protection of the marine environment.
shipping industry: The different services such as liner services, maritime transportation and shipload services offered by maritime organisations and the shipping market including the sale of vessels, goods or commodities.
show an exemplary leading role in an organisation: Perform, act, and behave in a manner that inspires collaborators to follow the example given by their managers.
show confidence: Demonstrate degrees of maturity by fully understanding one's own qualities and abilities which can serve as sources of confidence in different situations.
show consideration for student's situation: Take students' personal backgrounds into consideration when teaching, showing empathy and respect.
show determination: Show commitment to do something that is difficult and requires hard work. Display great effort driven by an interest or enjoyment in work itself, in the absence of external pressures.
show empathy: Show empathy in order to prevent any kind of symbolic violence and isolation and to guarantee a considerate attention to everyone. It should include a capacity to understand various verbal and non-verbal communication of sentiment and feeling.
show entrepreneurial spirit: Develop, organise and manage an own business venture, identifying and pursuing opportunities and mobilising resources, keeping in mind a profitability perspective. Demonstrate a proactive attitude and determination to achieve success in business
show good manners with players: Be polite and show good manners towards players, by-standers and other audience.
show impartiality: Perform duties for disputing parties or clients based on objective criteria and methods, disregarding prejudice or bias, to make or facilitate objective decisions and outcomes.
show initiative: Be proactive and take the first step in an action without waiting for what others say or do.
show intercultural awareness: Show sensibility towards cultural differences by taking actions which facilitate positive interaction between international organisations, between groups or individuals of different cultures, and to promote integration in a community.
show professional responsibility: Ensure that other workers and clients are treated with respect and that appropriate civil liability insurance is in place at all times of instructing.
show sample garments: Deliver sample garments to sales representatives; schedule meetings at fashion shows to demonstrate sample garments.
show samples of wall and floor coverings: Display various samples of rugs, curtains and wall coverings; show customer the full variety in colour, texture and quality.
show impartiality in an assessment situation: Assess candidates based on objective criteria and methods according to a pre-defined standard or procedure, taking into account prejudice or bias, to make or facilitate objective and transparent decisions.
shunt inbound loads: Shunt inbound freight loads to and from railcars for inbound and outbound trains.
shunt outbound loads: Shunt outbound freight loads to and from inbound and outbound trains.
shunt rolling stock in marshalling yards: Shunt rolling stock to form trains in marshalling yards.
side effects of radiotherapy treatment: The side effects and responses that patients can have after undergoing radiotherapy treatments.
sign income tax returns: Revise, file, and act as a guarantee reference that the income tax returns are in order and according to the governmental requirements.
sign language: A system of communication using visual gestures and signs, used by hearing impaired individuals.
signal box parts: Know and understand the structures located besides railway tracks known as signal boxes, interlocking towers, signal posts, and signal cabins, from which signals, points, and other equipment are controlled.
signal boxes: The different kinds of signal boxes, such as older signal boxes utilising levers and manual equipment, LED-based panel signal boxes, and integrated electronic systems.
signal cues to announcers: Signal when a song or commercial is about to end or begin to announcers so they know when to start or stop talking.
signal for explosion: Set safety perimeter and safety signalisation around blast area; ensure that blast site is clear and safe before explosions.
signal processing: The algorithms, applications and implementations that deal with the processing and transferring of information through analog or digital frequencies.
signs of animal illness: Physical, behavioural and environmental signs of health and ill health in various animals.
silvering: Process of evaporating aluminium or silver in a vacuum chamber containing glass objects, such as mirrors or optical instruments, to obtain a reflective coating. Some methods also use pure oxygen or a layer of quartz.
simplify communication in maritime management: Develop programs and procedures that simplify the exchange information between departments and stakeholders in maritime ship operations and management. Facilitate straightforward dialogue between the different actors involved in operations, such as crew, port servants, ship management, regulatory bodies, and clients.
simulate mechatronic design concepts: Simulate mechatronic design concepts through creating mechanical models and performing tolerance analysis.
simulate transport problems: Implement transport-related data in software and computer models to simulate transport issues such as traffic jams in order to find innovative solutions.
simulation-based clinical education: The activities and programs aimed at providing students with opportunities to practice their clinical and decision-making skills through various real-life situational experiences. It may involve the use of serious game, 3D virtual techniques and skill laboratories.
six sigma methods: Six Sigma is a methodology to manage processes increasing the performance and decreasing process variations. The ultimate goal of this methodology is to reduce defects and improve the quality of products and services.
sizes of paper: Different kinds of paper sizes such as folio, quarto, octavo, and sixteen-mo. Each type indicates how many times the paper has to be folded. While these are older, they are nowadays connected with ISO standards such as the A paper sizes.
sketch designs on workpieces: Sketch or scribe layouts and designs on workpieces, plates, dies or rollers. Use compasses, scribers, gravers, pencils, etc.
sketch leather goods: Be able to use various sketching and drawing techniques, including artistic representation, by hand or by computer, being aware of proportion and perspective, to sketch and draw leather goods in an accurate manner, both as 2D flat designs or as 3D volumes. Be able to prepare specification sheets with details of materials, components and manufacturing requirements.
ski: The techniques related to skiing such as carve turn, parallel turn and jump turn and the equipment used in skiing.
skin animals: Skin animals in an appropriate manner considering the end purpose of the skin. Strip off the hide of an animal to prepare for processing the carcass, or to use the skin or fur. Use case skinning for smaller animals, where an incision is made around the feet and the skin stripped off like a sock. If a non-invasive slaughter method like gassing or beating was used on a fur animal, take care to ensure that the animal is dead prior to skinning. Use open skinning for large animals, where an incision is made along the abdomen. Use the required equipment for skinning.
slaughter animals: Kill animals, usually domestic livestock, for food. Protect animal welfare at slaughter by minimising the pain, distress or suffering of animals at the time of killing. Follow relevant regulations.
slaughter fur animals: Kill fur animals as humanely as possible within budget limits and in accordance with national legislation.
slice crystals into wafers: Operate wire saw machines to slice the silicon crystals into ultra thin wafers of approximately 2/3 millimeters thick.
smart city features: The use of big data technologies in the context of smart cities in order to develop novel software ecosystems upon which advanced mobility functionalities can be created.
smart contract: A software program in which the terms of a contract or transaction are directly coded. Smart contracts are executed automatically upon fulfilment of the terms and therefore require no third party to oversee and register the contract or transaction.
smart grids systems: Smart grids are a digital electricity network. The system involves the electronic digital control of production, distribution and use of electricity, information management of the components and energy saving.
smoke sensors: A variety of devices that detect the optical qualities, air composition or ionisation patterns of smoke, fire and carbon monoxide, usually to prevent fire or illicit smoking. The different advantages, disadvantages, usage cases and price points of each type.
smoking pipes materials: The most common material used for producing smoking pipes is wood, especially briar, but other materials are used as well such as meerschaum, clay or corncob.
smooth glass surface: Smooth glass or lens surfaces of optical instruments with grinding and polishing tools, such as diamond tools.
smoothen rough jewel parts: Smoothen rough parts of pieces of jewellery using hand files and emery paper.
snap chalk line: Stretch a line covered in fine, non-staining chalk between two points and snap it against a surface to produce a straight line.
snow removal safety hazards: Range of dangerous situations faced when conducting snow-removing activities such as falling from heights and roofs, frostbite, eye injuries, and other injuries associated with the use of snowblowers and other mechanical equipment.
snowboard: The techniques related to snowboarding, the styles such as apline snowboarding, free ride, jibbing and the equipment used in snowboarding.
soak film in water: Swell the gelatine layer on photographic film by soaking it in water.
social alliances: The creation of partnerships between different actors (businesses, non-profit organisations or public sector organisations) through which they share resources and knowledge for a common cause: typically to solve a social or environmental challenge.
social bonds: A set of financial instruments that aim at raising capital for projects with positive social outcomes and that provide return on the investment upon the achievement of specific social policy goals. Social bonds are generally used to finance projects in areas such as affordable infrastructures, access to essential services, employment programmes, food security and sustainable food systems.
social entrepreneurship: The process of creating, managing and scaling-up a venture in order to address social challenges.
social entreprise: The business that uses its profits to reinvest in social missions, which have a social or environmental impact on the society.
social innovation: Innovative models, products or services which meet a social need and have as a consequence the creation of new collaborations in the social field.
social justice: The development and principles of human rights and social justice and the way they should be applied on a case by case basis.
social media management: The planning, development, and implementation of strategies aimed at managing social media platforms, the publications, the social media management tools, and the image of organisations in them.
social media marketing techniques: The marketing methods and strategies used to increase attention and website traffic through social media channels.
social mediation: The non-violent way of resolving and preventing social conflicts between two parties through the use of a neutral third party who organises and mediates discussions between the two conflicting parties in order to find a solution or compromise that suits both parties.
social pedagogy: Discipline combining the theory and practice of both education and care, seen from a holistic perspective.
social sciences: The development and characteristics of sociological, anthropological, psychological, political, and social policy theories.
social security law: Legislation concerning the protection of individuals and the provision of aid and benefits, such as health insurance benefits, unemployment benefits, welfare programs and other government-provided social security.
social work theory: The development and characteristics of social work theories underpinned by social sciences and humanities.
socio-economic trends in your sector: Situation and evolution of a sector from a socio-economic perspective. Economic parameters such as the value contribution to the GDP of this sector, public and private investment, open calls and funding opportunities, audience trends, and household consumption related to your sector. Monitor of social perception and political focus: social perception of the sector and its stakeholders as a whole, academic and professional acknowledgement of this sector's professionals, qualification frameworks, audience evolution and trends, government authorities related to this sector, promotional measures, rulings and public investment.
sociocultural contexts in which animals are kept: An awareness of the human social and cultural contexts in which animals are kept and the impact on their use, care and human-animal interactions.
sociology: The group behaviour and dynamics, societal trends and influences, human migrations, ethnicity, cultures and their history and origins.