TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
balance hydraulics of hot water systems: Make a hydraulic balancing calculation, calculate and select projects and components in the installation such as A-label pumps, balancing valves.
balance participants' personal needs with group needs: Apply a variety of approaches in your practice that balances the needs of each individual with that of the group as a whole. Strengthen each individual's capability and experience, known as person centred practice, while at the same time stimulating the participants and support workers to form a cohesive group. Create a supportive and safe atmosphere for an active exploration of your artistic discipline.
balance the project requirements with health and safety concerns: Adjust the level of effort required for the artistic production. Adapt or adjust movements and movement sequences. Set performance limits. Allow recovery periods and take other measures.
balance transportation cargo: Maintain balance and mass distribution inside the means of transport (vessel, aircraft, train, road vehicles, etc). Ensure that passengers and cargo distribution do not hinder the mobility of the mode of transport.
balance tyres: Measure the static and dynamic balance of tyres using sensors, bubble balancers and spin balancers, and adjust by fitting weights on the wheel to correct any unbalance and avoid vibrations, noise and ocillations.
balneotherapy: The use of therapeutic baths to treat a variety of conditions, through relaxation, massage or stimulation techniques. This includes the beneficial properties of mineral waters and mud-wrapping techniques.
banking activities: The broad and continuously growing banking activities and financial products managed by banks ranging from personal banking, corporate banking, investment banking, private banking, up to insurance, foreign exchange trading, commodity trading, trading in equities, futures and options trading.
barbering techniques: The various techniques used for cutting and grooming male hairstyles and beards, such as shaping, graduating, and blending.
basic chemicals: The production and characteristisc of organic basic chemicals such as ethanol, methanol, benzene and inorganic basic chemicals such as oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen.
batch tank types: Variety of batch tanks such as vertical batch tanks, vertical batch tanks, cone bottom batch tanks, cone bottom batch tanks, and batch tank lids and their correct operation according to requirements.
bathe dogs: Prepare dog by removing excess hair, knots and tangles. Bathe and clean a dog’s coat and skin.
battery chemistry: The different battery types according to the representative chemical components used in the anode or the cathode such as zinc-carbon, nickel-metal hydride, lead-acid, or lithium-ion.
battery components: The physical components, such as wiring, electronics and voltaic cells that can be found in batteries. The components vary according to size and type of battery.
battery testers: Electronic devices that test the state of batteries. Battery testers can test the charge present in battery cells, test the battery's capacity for accumulating charge and detect flaws that may influence the battery's performance, depending on the type of battery tester.
be a role model in community arts: Take responsibility for your physical and emotional wellbeing as a role model for your group. Care for the wellbeing of your participants while leading them in a dance session.
be at ease in unsafe environments: Be at ease in unsafe environments like being exposed to dust, rotating equipment, hot surfaces, sub-freezing and cold storage areas, noise, wet floors and moving lift equipment.
be empathic to production team: Be sympathetic to the actor, director and production team and to their time and personality constraints.
be friendly to passengers: Engage with passengers according to the expectations of contemporary social behaviour, the specific situation, and the code of conduct of the organisation. Communicate in a polite and clear way.
beeswax: Beeswax composition which comprises esthers, pigment from pollen and propolis. Beeswax properties such as insolubility in water and natural oxidization.
behavioural disorders: The often emotionally disruptive types of behaviour a child or adult can show, such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or oppositional defiant disorder (ODD).
behavioural neurology: The links between neuroscience and behaviour, the care for individuals with behavioural disturbances rooted in neurological issues.
behavioural science: The investigation and analysis of subject behaviour through regulated and lifelike observations and disciplined scientific experiments.
behavioural therapy: The characteristics and foundations of behavioural therapy, which focuses on changing patients` unwanted or negative behaviour. It involves studying the present behaviour and the means by which this can be un-learned.
belay techniques: Various methods for safely fastening yourself during (rock) climbing activities using equipment such as carabiners, quickdraws, and harnesses.
below-the-line technique: The marketing technique used to let consumers get into contact with products by tasting, touching and experiencing them on the selling site and in that sense, closing the selling deal.
bend staves: Use various techniques to give the wooden planks the desired curve, such as softening the wood in steam tunnels and then replacing the working hoops with stronger hoops.
betting: The activity of predicting results and wagering money on the outcome. While most betting activities involve sports, bets can be placed on any kind of competition.
beverage products: The offered beverage products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
beverages filtration processes: Safe and economic method for removing impurities from food products and extending its shelf life. Importance of contamination control and how it contributes to superior quality product, a significant reduction of waste and a minimum of product spoilage.
beverages production process: Manufacturing process of different types of beverages, alcoholic, soft drinks and other.
bicycle mechanics: Technicalities over mechanics in bicycles and related topics in order to perform a wide range of repais in bicycles.
bicycle sharing systems: The different public and private services offering bicycles to individuals for their short term use based against the payment of a price or a fee.
bind books: Assemble book components together by gluing endpapers to book bodies, sewing book spines, and attaching hard or soft covers. This may also include performing hand finishing operations such as grooving or lettering.
bind fibreglass filaments: Bring extruded fibreglass filaments together to bind them into single strands after the binding solution has been applied and pull them through a carbon-graphite shoe that will guide and gather the individual glass filaments to form the fibreglass strands.
bind wire: Bind cables or wire together using cable ties, conduit, cable lacing, sleeves, spot ties, cable clamps, or straps.
binding technologies: The methods to fix paper materials together and enclose them in a cover such as case binding, sewing, adhesive binding, comb binding, and spiral binding.
bingo terminology: The terms used in bingo, such as the rhyming nicknames often used to call bingo numbers.
biochemical processes of cider production: For example, the conversion of sugar to alcohol and the importance of pH levels during fermentation.
biodiesel: The vegetable oil or animal fat based diesel fuel made by lipids reacting with alcohols.
bioeconomy: The production of renewable biological resources and the conversion of these resources and waste streams into value added products, such as food, feed, bio-based products and bioenergy.
bioethics: The implications of various ethical issues related to the new advancements in biotechnology and medicine such as human experimentation.
biogas energy production: Energy production for heating and potable hot water making use of biogas (the biogas is generated off-site), and its contribution to energy performance.
bioleaching: Understand the principles of bioleaching, the extraction of products from raw mineral through the use of living organisms.
biological chemistry: Biological chemistry is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
biological haematology: Biological haematology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
biology: Tissues, cells, and functions of plant and animal organisms and their interdependencies and interactions with each other and the environment.
biomarkers: The types of markers or indications present in an image that help in making a diagnosis. The various markers that appear in images for specific diagnoses and the techniques used to find them.
biomass conversion: Conversion process whereby biological material becomes heat through combustion or biofuel through chemical, thermal, and biochemical methods.
biomechanics of sport performance: Have theoretical and experiential awareness of how the body works, biomechanical aspects of sport practice, typical movements, and terminology of technical movements to be able to process input from your artistic discipline.
biomedical engineering: The biomedical engineering processes used to create medical devices, prostheses and in treatments.
biomedical science: The principles of the natural sciences applied to medicine. Medical sciences such as medical microbiology and clinical virology apply biology principles for medical knowledge and invention.
biomedical scientists' role in health care system: The roles and responsibilities of a biomedical scientist under the health care regulation system.
biomedical techniques: The various methods and techniques used in biomedical laboratory such as molecular and biomedical techniques, imaging techniques, genetic engineering, electrophysiology techniques and in silico techniques.
biomedicine: The study of the human body in relation to medicine and the environment. This includes the applications and practices involved in biological and natural sciences.
biometrics: The science that statistically analyses human characteristics such as retina, voice or DNA for identification purposes.
biophysics: The characteristics of biophysics which span across various fields, using methods from physics in order to study biological elements.
biosafety in biomedical laboratory: The principles and methods for managing infectious materials in the laboratory environment, biosafety levels, classification and risk assessment, pathogenicity and toxicity of a living organism and their possible hazards in order to minimise any risks for human health and the environment.
biosecurity: Be aware of the general principles of the concept of bio-security and in particular, the disease prevention rules to be implemented in case of epidemics endangering public health.
biosecurity related to animals: Awareness of hygiene and bio-security measures when working with animals, including causes, transmission and prevention of diseases and use of policies, materials and equipment.
biotechnology: The technology that uses, modifies or harnesses biological systems, organisms and cellular components to develop new technologies and products for specific uses.
biotechnology in aquaculture: Biotechnology and polymerase chain reactions for studies in sustainable aquaculture production methods.
blanching machine process: Machines which heat food with steam or water in order to kill bacteria, preserve colour and remove trapped air.
blast masonry: Blast the surface of construction materials used in masonry such as bricks, stones and concrete with abrasive blasting equipment to smoothen or texture surfaces.
blast surface: Blast a surface with sand, metal shot, dry ice or other blasting material to remove impurities or rough up a smooth surface.
blasting abrasives: The various types and properties of fine, abrasive materials used for abrasive blasting, such as white aluminium oxide, white aluminium oxide, steel grit, silicon carbide, and others.
blend beverages: Create new beverage products that are attractive to the market, interesting to companies, and innovative in the market.
blend food ingredients: Blend, mix or cultivate ingredients to make reagents or to manufacture food or beverage products and to carry the analysis that goes along with it.
blend tobacco leaves: Blend tobacco leaves by cutting, conditioning, and blending the leaves of tobacco before these are being wrapped in a cigar or cut for cigarettes.
blockchain consensus mechanisms: The different mechanisms and their characteristics that ensure a transaction is propagated correctly in the distributed ledger.
blockchain openness: The different levels of openness of a blockchain, their differences, and their advantages and disadvantages. Examples are permissionless, permissioned, and hybrid blockchains
blockchain platforms: The different integrated infrastructures, each with their own characteristics, that allow the development of blockchain applications. Examples are multichain, ehtereum, hyperledger, corda, ripple, openchain, etc.
blood donation: The procedures related to collecting blood samples from volunteers, the screening testing against disease and the follow-up.
blood product storage conditions: The refrigeration conditions under which the blood can be properly stored, the length of time and measures applied against contamination.
blood transfusion: The procedures involved in blood transfusions, including compatibility and disease testing, by means of which blood is transferred into blood vessels, taken from donors with the same blood type.
blood type classification: The classification of blood types such as group A, B, AB, 0 and their characteristics.
blow moulding: The three main techniques to create hollow plastic and glass parts, namely extrusion blow molding, injection blow molding and injection stretch blow molding.
blow moulding machine parts: Parts of the machine that produces plastic products such as bottles by injecting air under high pressure into heated preforms placed into moulds, such as the hopper, the extruder, the die head and the mould.
blueprints: Must be able to read and understand blueprints, drawings and plans and maintain simple written records.
bobath therapy: The therapy used to help children and adults after stroke who have movement disorders (cerebral palsy) to improve their ability to move and develop their (lost) skills.
bodily fluid analysis: Test performed on samples of bodily fluids such as blood, urine, spinal and gastric fluids, in order to determine the presence of any disease-related substances.
body language: Notice and interpret the non-verbal signals that people send out with their body, including yourself.
boil water: Boils water in large quantities to perform procedures of manufacturing to food products (e.g. almond blanching).
bond rubber plies: Bond plies by insert the finished belt between the pressure rollers and rolling the belt onto the windup rack.
book reviews: A form of literary criticism in which a book is analyzed based on content, style, and merit in order to assist customers in their choices of books.
botany: The taxonomy or classification of plant life, phylogeny and evolution, anatomy and morphology, and physiology.
boxing: The techniques of boxing related to stance, defense and punches such as jab, uppercut, bobbing and blocking. The rules of the sport and different boxing styles such as slugger and swarmer.
brainstorm ideas: Pitch your ideas and concepts to fellow members of the creative team in order to come up with alternatives, solutions and better versions.
brand marketing techniques: The methods and systems used in researching and establishing a brand identity for marketing purposes.
breed cattle: Prepare a suitable environment for cattle breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of cattle. Monitor the cattle's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Determinate when the cattle are ready for consumption, trade or other purposes
breed dogs: Prepare a suitable environment for dog breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of dogs. Monitor the dog's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Identify when the dogs are ready for trade, training or other purposes.
breed ducks: Prepare a suitable environment for duck breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of ducks. Monitor the duck's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Determinate when the ducks are ready for trade, consumption or other purposes.
breed geese: Prepare a suitable environment for geese breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of geese. Monitor the geese's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Determinate when the geese are ready for trade, consumption or other purposes.
breed goats: Prepare a suitable environment for goat breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of goats. Monitor the goat's growth and health and ensure correct feeding.
breed horses: Operate a suitable environment for horse breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of horses. Monitor the horse's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Determinate when the horses are ready for trade, training or other purposes.
breed insects: Prepare a suitable environment for insect breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate terrariums for specific kinds of insects. Monitor the insect's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Identify when the insects are ready for consumption, scientific or other purposes.
breed ostriches: Prepare a suitable environment for ostrich breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of ostriches. Monitor the ostrich's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Identify when the ostriches are ready for consumptional, trade or other purposes.
breed pigs: Prepare a suitable environment for pig breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of pigs. Monitor the pig's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Determinate when the pigs are ready for trade, consumption or other purposes.
breed poultry: Prepare a suitable environment for poultry breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of poultry. Monitor the poultry's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Determinate when the poultry are ready for trade, consumption or other purposes.
breed rabbits: Prepare a suitable environment for rabbit breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of rabbits. Monitor the rabbit's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Identify when the rabbits are ready for consumption, scientific or other purposes.
breed reptiles: Prepare a suitable environment for reptile breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate terrariums for specific kinds of reptiles. Monitor the reptile's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Identify when the reptiles are ready for trade, consumption, scientific or other purposes.
breed sheep: Prepare a suitable environment for sheep breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of sheep. Monitor the sheep's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Determinate when the sheep are ready for trade, consuption or other purposes.
breed snails: Prepare a suitable environment for snail breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of snails. Monitor the snail's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Identify when the snails are ready for consumption, scientific or other purposes.
breed stock: Breed and raise livestock such as cattle, poultry, and honeybees. Use recognised breeding practices to strive for continuous improvement in the livestock.
breed turkeys: Prepare a suitable environment for turkey breeding. Select and prepare the appropriate habitats for specific kinds of turkeys. Monitor the turkey's growth and health and ensure correct feeding. Determinate when the turkeys are ready for trade, consumption or other purposes.
brewhouse processes: The processes and techniques through which raw materials are converted into fermentable substrate for beer manufacturing.
bridge engineering: Thoroughly understand principles and characteristics of bridge management, bridge deck loading, bridge durability, steel and composite bridge design, long span bridges, etc.
brief court officials: Brief court officials such as judges, barristers, and other representatives on the day's events, the details of the cases scheduled for that day, attendance, and other matters pertaining court proceedings which are significant.
brief hospital staff: Brief hospital staff at arrival with a patient, giving an accurate report of the patient`s condition, circumstances of the accident, illness or injury and treatment given.
brief staff on daily menu: Inform staff on changes to the menus to ensure they have a good understanding of the dishes, their ingredients and possible allergens.
bring out performers’ artistic potential: Motivate performers to take on challenges. Encourage peer-learning. Establish an environment for experimentation using various methods, such as improvisation.
bristles: The stiff hairs or feathers known as bristles, the types of bristles made from the different materials such as animal hairs, plants or synthetics, and their use on brooms or brushes.
broadcast equipment: The use and operation of broadcast equipment such as broadcast consoles, routers, microphones, dual compressors, and other machinery.
broadcast using Internet Protocol: Manage broadcasting over the internet by properly using the Internet Protocol in order to ensure the broadcast is accessible to users.
browse, search and filter data, information and digital content: Articulate information needs, search for data, information and content in digital environments, access them and navigate between them. Create and update personal search strategies.
brush rubber cement: Brush rubber cement on closures and valves or on the sides of the already processed rubber plies.
brush solvent: Brush solvent ensuring adhesion of each ply and strength of tires.
budget for financial needs: Observe the status and availability of funds for the smooth running of projects or operations in order to foresee and estimate the quantity of future financial resources.
budgetary principles: Principles of estimating and planning of forecasts for business activity, compile regular budget and reports.
buff finished paintwork: Buff and wax painted surface to improve quality of painting and ensure evenness of the surface.
buffing motions: The different processes, or motions, used in polishing, depending on the desired end result concerning the level of smoothness and shininess of the metal workpiece: cut motion or colour motion.
build a fire: Select a safe location, away from trees and bushes, to build fire using tinder, a fire starter such as matches, a lighter or specific rocks, kindling wood, and logs. Ensure water is nearby to put it out.
build a network of  suppliers in tourism: Establish a widely spread network of suppliers in the tourism industry.
build a product's physical model: Build a model of the product out of wood, clay or other materials by using hand or electrical tools.
build a strategic marketing plan for destination management: Create a framework and general direction for marketing activities surrounding a tourist destination. This includes market research, brand development, advertising and promotion, distribution and sales.
build bodies for vehicles: Manufacture bodies for passenger-carrying vehicles, such as car, bus, horse-drawn carriage or railroad passenger car. Use wood, metal, fibreglass and other materials.
build business relationships: Establish a positive, long-term relationship between organisations and interested third parties such as suppliers, distributors, shareholders and other stakeholders in order to inform them of the organisation and its objectives.
build community relations: Establish affectionate and long-lasting relationships with local communities, e.g. by organising special programms for kindergarden, schools and for dissabled and older people, raising awareness and receiving community appreciation in return.
build contacts to maintain news flow: Build contacts to maintain a flow of news, for example, police and emergency services, local council, community groups, health trusts, press officers from a variety of organisations, the general public, etc.
build fences: Put up fences using a pothole digger, shovel, tamper, and other manual tools.
build garden masonry: Create types of masonry specific for gardens such as walls, stairs, etc.
build helping relationship with social service users: Develop a collaborative helping relationship, addressing any ruptures or strains in the relationship, fostering bonding and gaining service users` trust and cooperation through empathic listening, caring, warmth and authenticity.
build international relations: Build positive communication dynamics with organisations from different countries in order to build a cooperative relationship and optimise information exchange.
build jewellery models: Construct preliminary jewel models using wax, plaster or clay. Create sample castings in moulds.
build miniature props: Build miniature props from a variety of materials, working with the design staff to create the appropriate prop for the production.
build miniature sets: Build miniature sets from a variety of materials, working with the design staff to create the appropriate prop for the production.
build networks: Demonstrate the ability to build effective relationships, to develop and maintain alliances, contacts or partnerships, and to exchange information with others.
build picture frames: Build the rigid structure, most working with wood, that encloses pictures and mirrors or holds canvasses for painting.
build props: Build props from a variety of materials, working with the design staff to create the appropriate prop for the production.
build pyrotechnical devices: Build devices needed for the pyrotechnical effects in a performance.
build rapport with people from different cultural backgrounds: Understand and create a link with people from different cultures, countries, and ideologies without judgements or preconceptions.
build rebar cages: Insert the metal rods and operate the machine which builds the circular frames of concrete pipes. For larger diameters, use welding equipment to manually form the frame.
build recommender systems: Construct recommendation systems based on large data sets using programming languages or computer tools to create a subclass of information filtering system that seeks to predict the rating or preference a user gives to an item.
build scaffolding: Assemble temporary scaffolding structures for construction, maintenance or event-related purposes. Set vertical standards on the base plate of the scaffolding structure. Ensure the scaffolding structure is secured from lateral forces and supported sufficiently. Place wood or metal scaffolding decks into the transoms to stand on and make sure they are aligned. Safely set scaffolding stairs and ladders, which allow enough room for safe and easy manoeuvring.
build set constructions: Design and build wooden, metal or plastic set constructions and set up stage pieces using carpets and fabrics.
build team spirit: Build a relationship of mutual trust, respect and cooperation among members of the same team.
build trust: Express intentions and behaviour in a coherent and transparent manner, inviting reciprocity and establishing the grounds for a trusting and reliable connection between people and teams.
build up rubber plies: Build up the number of plies required in specifications by trimming the irregular edges using scissors or knifes.
building automation: Type of automatic control system where through a Building Managements System or Building Automation System (BAS) the control of a building's ventilation, humidity, heating, lighting and other systems is being automated at centralized location and monitored through electronic systems. Can be set to optimize energy consumption.
building codes: The set of guidelines that determine the minimum standards for buildings and other constructions in order to protect public health and safety.
building construction principles: The component elements and principles of building construction such as types of wall construction and foundations, defects in walls and roofs and ways to address such defects.
building information modelling: Building Information Modelling serves as software platform for integrated design, modelling, planning, and collaboration. It provides a digital representation of a building's characteristics in its whole lifecycle.
building materials industry: Supplier, brands and types of products and goods available on the market of building materials.
building systems monitoring technology: Computer-based control systems that monitor mechanical and electrical equipment in a building such as HVAC, security and lighting systems.
building's electronic access equipment: The types, characteristics and methods of use of electronic equipment used to access facilities such as card access control panels, card readers or infra-red readers.
bundle fabrics: Bundle fabrics and place several cut components together in a single package. Join related products and items together. Sort the cut fabrics and add them with the accessories required for assembling. Care for the adequate transportation to the sewing lines.
business ICT systems: The software packages, hardware devices and new technologies used in supporting business processes such as enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), mobile devices and network solutions.
business analysis: The research field which addresses the identification of business needs and problems and the determination of the solutions that would mitigate or prevent the smooth functioning of a business. Business analysis comprises IT solutions, market challenges, policy development and strategic matters.
business incubation: The process through which an individual or an organization contributes to the development and growth of a business start-up. It includes physical facility support (such as offices), networking support (such as connecting with partners or investors) and support services (such as providing coaching session on business development, technological innovation, scaling up a business, etc).
business knowledge: A firm's functions, the processes and tasks which are employed to accomplish those functions and the relationship of those functions, processes and tasks to each of the functions, processes and tasks performed throughout the firm.
business law: The field of law concerned with the trade and commerce activities of businesses and private persons and their legal interactions. This relates to numerous legal disciplines, including tax and employment law.
business loans: Loans which are intended for business purposes and which can either be secured or unsecured depending on whether a collateral is involved. The different types of business loans such as bank loans, mezzanine finance, asset-based finance, and invoice finance.
business management principles: Principles governing business management methods such as strategy planning, methods of efficient production, people and resources coordination.
business model: Understand the different ways in which companies generate revenues. Consider the sector, the dynamics of the industry, and the idiosyncrasy of the company.
business process modelling: The tools, methods and notations such as Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) and Business Process Execution Language (BPEL), used to describe and analyse the characteristics of a business process and model its further development.
business processes: Processes which an organisation applies to improve efficiency, set new objectives and reach goals in a profitable and timely manner.
business strategy concepts: The terminology related to the design and implementation of major trends and aims which are taken by an organisation's executives, while keeping in mind its resources, competition and environments.
business valuation techniques: The processes to valuate the worth of the assets of the company and the value of the business following techniques such as asset-based approach, business comparison, and past earnings.
buttonholing: The methods of buttonholing using specialised buttonholing machines in order to make buttonholes to wearing apparel.
buy advertising space: Analyse different advertising outlets in order to buy the most appropriate advertising space for the product or service such as newspapers, posters, and advertisements. Negotiate conditions, prices, and follow up on the delivery of the purchased deal.
by-products and waste: Concepts of by-product and waste. Types of waste and European waste codes industries. Solutions for textile by-products and wastes recovery, reuse and recycling.
cable-propelled transit: Understand cable-propelled transit (CPT) and its underlying principles. Know that these are systems of engine-less vehicles propelled by a steel cable.
cacao beans varieties: Variety of cocoa beans like criollo, forastero, trinitario and their properties and characteristics to foresee the type of chocolate the cocoa can yield.
cadastral taxation: The taxation legislation concerning real estate and real property's metes-and-bounds of a community.
calculate aircraft weight: Calculate total aircraft weight, taking into account luggage, cargo, passengers, crew and fuel. Compose weight and balance documentation.
calculate allowances for shrinkage in casting processes: Calculate and take into account the level of allowance and shrinkage of the casted material that occur during casting when designing the pattern for the mould. Convert the margin calculation and dimensions to exact tolerances, ensuring the pattern will be larger than the casting.
calculate aquatic resources growth rate: Calculate and forecast growth rates. Monitor and assess growth and biomass taking mortality into account, based on the different methods of growth assessment.
calculate betting target odds: Calculate betting target odds to guarantee profitability for the house and fair share for the customers.
calculate compensation payments: Calculate the amount due by the insurance company in case of a legitimate claim, authorise the financial transfer and address reclamations to other insurance companies if needed.
calculate cost of covering: Estimate the cost and the required amount of wall/floor covering by reading floor and wall plans in order to calculate the surfaces that need to be covered.
calculate costs for animal embryo transfer: Calculate costs related to the transfer of the animal embryo, such as shipping costs, animal boarding costs, and drug costs.'
calculate dividends: Calculate the payments made by corporations as distribution of their profit to the shareholders, ensuring that the shareholders receive the correct amount in the correct format, meaning in monetary payouts via deposits or via the issuing of further shares or share repurchase.
calculate employee benefits: Calculate the benefits which the people connected to the organisation are entitled to, such as employees or retired people, using the information of the person and the interplay between governmental benefits and benefits obtained through for example employment.
calculate fuel sales from pumps: Calculate daily fuel sales from fuel pumps; read and compare meter data.
calculate gear ratio: Determine the ratio of the rotational speed of interlocking gears which can be calculated from the number of teeth on the drive and driven gears.
calculate insurance rate: Gather information on the client's situation and calculate their premium on the basis of various factors such as their age, the place where they live and the value of their house, property and other relevant assets.
calculate materials to build equipment: Determine the amount and the kind of materals necessary to build certain machines or equipment.
calculate needs for construction supplies: Take measurements on site and estimate the amount of materials required for the construction or restoration project.
calculate oil deliveries: Make up receipts and calculate deliveries of oil and other petroleum products. Apply standard formulas to calculate test result values.
calculate optimal time for insemination: Calculate the best time for insemination through monitoring of female behaviour patterns and heat cycles.'
calculate purchasing levels of raw materials: Estimate the adequate quantities of raw materials to be purchased and required to meet the production objectives based on the prospects and forecasts.
calculate quotations for security devices services: Calculate and present quotations for the installation or maintenance services to be provided to clients, according to their door devices, costs and schedules.
calculate rates per hours: Make simple calculations regarding the money that should be earned in relation to the number of hours worked.
calculate rigging plots: Calculate the right data to determine how the rigging will operate during a performance.
calculate sales commission: Calculate the fee an employee receives for making a successful sale. Take into account the different types of commission such as a flat fee or percentage of the revenue.
calculate solar panel orientation: Calculate the optimal placement of solar panels. Take into account the longitude, seasonal insolation values, the direction of true south, and the placement of any shadow-casting structures in order to find the best location and inclination for the panels.
calculate stairs rise and run: Calculate the appropriate measures for the rise and run of each stair, taking into account the total height and depth of the stairs, any floor covering, and the range of stair measurements that allow comfortable use.
calculate tax: Calculate the taxes which have to be paid by an individual or organisation, or paid back by a governmental institution, compliant with specific legislation.
calculate the amount of cargo on a vessel: Determine the weight of cargo on tanker ships and cargo vessels. Calculate the exact amount of loaded cargo or cargo to be discharged.
calculate the productivity of the production of footwear and leather goods: Analyse the footwear and leather goods production capacity and collect information concerning human and technological resources. Follow the production process and make adjustments to the work methods and operative times according to the technical specification of the model, human resources and equipment. Optimise the production lines and increase the productivity.
calculate utility payments: Calculate the payments owed by organisations or individuals to corporations providing utility services, based on the readings of their utility meters.
calculate value of gems: Determine appraised value of gemstones such as diamonds and pearls; study price guides, market fluctuations and grades of rarity.
calculate wages: Calculate the pay of the employees by checking their attendance, sick leave, holidays and overtime in their time sheets. Take the taxes into account and other regulations to calculate the gross and the net.
calculation of food energy: The summing up of the total energy of food by adding together the energy provided by the proteins, total fat, carbohydrates and dietary fibers contained in one meal or food product.
calibrate electromechanical system: Correct and adjust the reliability of an electromechanical system by measuring output and comparing results with the data of a reference device or a set of standardised results. This is done in regular intervals which are set by the manufacturer.
calibrate electronic instruments: Correct and adjust the reliability of an electronic instrument by measuring output and comparing results with the data of a reference device or a set of standardised results. This is done in regular intervals which are set by the manufacturer and using calibration devices.
calibrate engines: Use calibration tools to adjust and tune engines to ensure optimal performance and durability.
calibrate laboratory equipment: Calibrate laboratory equipment by comparing between measurements: one of known magnitude or correctness, made with a trusted device and a second measurement from another piece of laboratory equipment. Make the measurements in as similar a way as possible.
calibrate mechatronic instruments: Correct and adjust the reliability of an mechatronic instrument by measuring output and comparing results with the data of a reference device or a set of standardised results. This is done in regular intervals which are set by the manufacturer.
calibrate optical instruments: Correct and adjust the reliability of optical instruments, such as photometers, polarimeters, and spectrometers, by measuring output and comparing results with the data of a reference device or a set of standardised results. This is done in regular intervals which are set by the manufacturer.
calibrate precision instrument: Examine the precision instruments and assess whether the instrument meets the quality standards and production specifications. Correct and adjust the reliability by measuring output and comparing results with the data of a reference device or a set of standardised results.
calibrate waste incinerator: Calibrate the furnace used in the burning of waste materials and the potential recovery of energy from incineration processes, by measuring the operation settings such as temperature and pressure, and changing them to the required settings to ensure efficient and safe operations.
call quality assurance management: Recording systems and monitoring procedures used in keeping track of call quality and methods for improvement.
call routing: The technique of placing calls from one point to another in the fastest possible way to avoid tolls and congestion.
call witnesses: Call witnesses during court hearings at the appropriate time, when it is time for them to be questioned or present their story, compliant with court procedure regulations.
call-centre technologies: The wide range of telecommunications hardware and software such as automated phone systems and communication devices.
cameras: Types of cameras, such as single-lens reflex cameras and point-and-shoot cameras.
camouflage: The different kinds of materials and specialised clothing used for concealment of people, vehicles or other equipment.
camping gear: The different equipment used for outdoor camping, such as tents, sleeping bags and outside cooking equipment.
cancellation policies of service providers: The characteristics of the cancellation policies of your service providers including the alternatives, solutions or compensations.
cancer risks: The risk factors related to cancer such as smoking, HIV, radiation, obesity, alcohol, environmental causes and diet.
candle making techniques: The characteristics and specifications of candle making techniques which comprise wax melting and candles containers.
canvassing methods: The different methods used in liaising with a target group or individuals to gather support for a cause, such as field canvassing (going door to door), candidate canvassing (going door to door or speaking with the public with a representative of the cause present), phone canvassing, engaging passers-by on the street, and other canvassing methods.
capacity building: The process of developing and strengthening human and institutional resources, by acquiring and sharing new skills, knowledge or training to strengthen the skills of people and communities. It includes human resources development, organisational development, strengthening of managerial structures and regulatory changes and improvements.
captioning software: The various software to create captions and subtitles in a file that is merged with the actual footage, such as Telestream and MovieCaptioners.
capture people's attention: Approach people and draw their attention to a subject presented to them or to get information from them.
car cleaning procedures: The procedure and appropriate equipment necessary for proper wash and polish of different types of cars.
car controls: The functioning of specific car equipment such as how to operate and handle the clutch, throttle, lighting, instrumentation, transmission and the brakes.
carbonation techniques: The process of dissolving carbon dioxide in a liquid, usually under high pressure, the variety of carbonation techniques such as bottle conditioning (priming), spunding, krausening, and force carbonating. Use those techniques according to production requirements and level of carbonation demanded.
cardiology: Cardiology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
cardiovascular system: The cardiovascular system including the anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of the circulatory system in health and disease.
care for food aesthetic: Convey presentation and aesthetic elements into the production of food. Cut products properly, manage right quantities into the product, care for the attractiveness of the product.
care for horses: Provide the basic requirements to keep horses healthy , such as feed, water, shelter, space and exercise, company, health care, and treatment of illness or injury.
care for juvenile animals: Assess the needs of the offspring and juvenile animals. Take appropriate action without delay in case of problems with the health of the offspring or juvenile.
care for living pets in the store: Care for pets in the store. Look after their transportation, food, care and living conditions prior to selling them.
care for the flock: Care for the safety and welfare of the flock. Graze the animals, herd them to areas of good forage, and keep a watchful eye out for poisonous plants.
care for the new-born infant: Take care of the newly born baby by performing actions such as feeding him/her at regular hours, checking his/her vital signs and changing diapers.
cargo industry: Thoroughly understand the cargo industry and its stakeholders, the structure of the industry and common challenges, and the operations of freight forwarders, airline cargo units, and others.
carpentry: Construction methods related to timber items, such as construction of roofs, floors and timber framed buildings and other related products such as doors or skirting boards.
carpooling services: Services promoting shared car journeys in order to reduce travel costs and promote sustainability.
carry objects: Carry and relocate objects from one place to another adhering to health and safety regulations. Carry objects while maintaining their integrity.
carry out active selling: Deliver thoughts and ideas in impactful and influencing manner to persuade customers to become interested in new products and promotions. Persuade clients that a product or service will satisfy their needs.
carry out aerial tree rigging: Undertake aerial tree rigging to safely remove lower tree sections using suitable cuts, minimising shock loading in the rigging systems. Take into account the expected load and the positions of the ground crew, other anchor points, equipment, planned drop zone, and processing area.
carry out an autopsy: Open the deceased person`s body and remove the organs for examination, interpreting the findings in the context of the clinical history.
carry out artificial insemination of livestock: Carry out insemination ensuring excellent hygiene, prevention of injury, minimal discomfort, and welfare.'
carry out bibliographic work: Perform bibliographic work; use computer or printed materials to identify and locate book titles as requested by customer.
carry out biopsy: Perform a microscopic examination of surgical tissues and specimens, obtained during surgery, such as a breast lump biopsy obtained during mastectomy as well as those submitted by non-surgeons.
carry out chassis modifications: Perform chassis conversions and fitments on elements of stocks of chassis by modifying its length and weight distribution. Meet specific requirements and quality standards by consulting and communicating with engineers and technical personnel.
carry out checks of production plant equipment: Carry out checks of the machinery and equipment used in the production plant. Ensure that the machinery is working properly, set machines before usage, and assure continuous operability of the equipment.