TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
process commissioned instructions: Process instructions, usually oral ones, provided by managers and directives on actions required to be made. Take note, inquire, and take action on the commissioned requests.
process customer orders: Handle orders placed by customers. Receive the customer order and define a list of requirements, a working process, and a time frame. Execute the work as planned.
process customer requests based on the REACh Regulation 1907 2006: Reply to private consumer requests according to REACh Regulation 1907/2006 whereby chemical Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) should be minimal. Advise customers on how to proceed and protect themselves if the presence of SVHC is higher than expected.
process dairy farm products: Carry out on-farm processing of diary products using appropriate methods and equipment, following food hygiene regulations.
process data: Enter information into a data storage and data retrieval system via processes such as scanning, manual keying or electronic data transfer in order to process large amounts of data.
process data from railway control rooms: Interpret data generated in control rooms in railway stations. Utilise gathered information to identify faults in mechanical equipment, schedule changes, and identify delays and incidents that may occur; provide solutions in the event of incidents and mitigate the impact on operations.
process from cacao to chocolate: Process to transform cacao to chocolate where the seeds of the cacao tree are fermented to develop the flavour. Process from beginning to the end including the drying of the beans, cleaning and roasting, the grinding of the nibs to obtain cocoa mass and processing accordingly.
process fruits and vegetables: Process fruits and vegetables refer to all kinds of methods and techniques used to prepare food products using fruits and vegetables as raw materials.
process incident reports for prevention: Verify incident information, complete reporting requirements and report to management and relevant site personnel, in order to enable follow-up and future prevention.
process incoming construction supplies: Receive incoming construction supplies, handle the transaction and enter the supplies into any internal administration system.
process incoming electrical supplies: Receive incoming electrical supplies, handle the transaction and enter the supplies into any internal administration system.
process incoming electronics supplies: Receive incoming electronics supplies, handle the transaction and enter the supplies into any internal administration system.
process incoming optical supplies: Receive incoming optical supplies, handle the transaction and enter the supplies into any internal administration system.
process latex mixtures: Process latex mixtures using control panels in order to obtain rubber products such as foam rubber sheets, balloons or finger cots.
process livestock organs: Process livestock organs and other byproducts for meat manufacturing processes. Remove organs from carcasses and perform activities such as cutting or dividing parts, washing organs, execute specific treatments, packaging, and labelling.
process loyalty schemes: Provide customers with applications for loyalty schemes. Register customer to loyalty schemes by assigning the card on their account. Exchange bonus for loyalty benefits.
process man-made fibres: Converting synthetic granule into man-made-fibres such as filament yarns or staple fibre yarns.
process medical insurance claims: Contact the patient`s health insurance company and submit the appropriate forms with information on the patient and treatment.
process of animal fat purification: Process of animal fat purification whereby animal fats are processed by repeated melting over water or bleaching by chemicals for the removal of small solid particles.
process order forms with customer's information: Obtain, enter and process customers' names, addresses and billing information.
process payments: Accept payments such as cash, credit cards and debit cards. Handle reimbursement in case of returns or administer vouchers and marketing instruments such as bonus cards or membership cards. Pay attention to safety and the protection of personal data.
process qualitative information: Compile, code, categorise, calculate, tabulate, audit or verify qualitative information.
process refunds: Resolve customer inquiries for returns, exchange of merchandise, refunds or bill adjustments. Follow organisational guidelines during this process.
process reservations: Execute customers' reservations in accordance to their schedules and needs by phone, electronically or in person.
process returned timber products: Confirm the type, quantity, and condition of the goods being returned. Ask the client for the reason why the goods are being returned. Provide all relevant details and update the stock control system. Inspect returned goods to confirm the reason for returning the goods. Take the goods to the correct location, and ensure they are kept separately from normal stock.
process spatial information: Be able to mentally imagine the position and relationship of bodies in three-dimensional spaces, developing a good sense of proportion.
process starch slurry: Operate equipments to produce dextrins, with or without acid or basic catalyst.
process timber using hand-fed machinery: Use hand-fed machinery for timber processing. Saw with a mobile saw bench, mechanically process firewood, split stakes, and use pointing machines, peelers and wood chippers.
processes of foods and beverages manufacturing: Raw materials and production processes for getting finished food products. Importance of quality control and other techniques for the food and beverage industry.
processes performed by tumbling: The various usages of the metal tumbling process, such as the cleaning, burnishing, deburring, descaling, rust-removing, surface hardening, de-flashing, polishing, brightening, and others, of metal work pieces.
procure mechanical machinery: Procure adequate machinery. Research the market to find the best machinery, staying within budget limits, and negotiate the purchase. Maintain records.
procurement legislation: The procurement legislation at national and European level, as well as adjacent areas of law and their implications for public procurement.
procurement lifecycle: The procurement lifecycle includes the various phases from planning and pre-publication to post-award and contract management.
procurement of ICT network equipment: The products available from network equipment providers and methods for selecting and procuring the equipment.
produce airport lighting system reports: Produce operational reports on inspection and intervention of airport lighting systems. Transmit reports to the airport operational department and ATC.
produce content for tourism brochures: Create content for leaflets and tourism brochures, travel services and package deals.
produce copies of valuable objects: Produce exact copies of valuable objects such as paintings and pieces of furniture mainly for commercial or exhibition purposes.
produce customised products: Produce goods designed and created to fit the specific needs or request of a customer.
produce customised tools: Elaborate the technical drawings and build special tools needed for a particular purpose such as creating traditional tools for artisanal crafting or restoration purposes.
produce different surface finishes: Create special surface textures on stone using specific tools and techniques such as blasting, grinding, etching, polishing, bush-hammering or flaming. Take the characteristics of the stone into account to choose the technique.
produce drum components: Choose the appropriate materials and tools, and build the different drum parts such as the shell, the top and bottom hoops, the top and bottom heads, and tension rods.
produce guitar components: Choose the appropriate tonewood, materials and tools, and build the different guitar components such as the sound board, fretboard, headstock, neck and bridge.
produce harp components: Choose the appropriate tonewood and other materials and tools, and build the different harp parts such as the column, sound board, pedals, tuning pins and strings.
produce harpsichord components: Choose the appropriate materials and tools, and build the components of musical instruments such as harpsichords, clavichords or spinets. Create components such as sound boards, jacks, strings and keyboards.
produce impressions for ear moulds: Produce an impression of the ear for an ear mould, also adjusting the mould accordingly.
produce materials for decision making: Compile relevant data, write reports and occasionally prepare presentations to communicate information that will help the business management team to take decisions.
produce meat-based jelly preparations: Making gelée preparations with salted, and heated materials. Boil added ingredients in gelée and fill bowels or forms (aspic).
produce organ components: Choose the appropriate materials and tools, and build the different parts of an organ such as wind chests, pipes, bellows, keyboards, pedals, organ consoles and cases.
produce piano components: Choose the appropriate materials and tools, and build the different piano parts such as frames, pedal mechanisms, keyboards and strings.
produce prepress proof: Make single or multi-coloured test prints to ensure that the product meets the arranged standards. Compare the sample with the template or discuss the result with the customer in order to make the last adjustments before mass production.
produce reports based on animal records: Produce clear and comprehensive reports relating to individual animal histories as well as summary reports relevant to animal care and management within and across institutions.
produce sales reports: Maintain records of calls made and products sold over a given time frame, including data regarding sales volumes, number of new accounts contacted and the costs involved.
produce samples: Take a sample from the manufacturing machine, present it to a supervisor, make sure the right adjustments are made and quality or company standards are met.
produce scanned images: Produce scanned images that satisfy different categories and are free of potential defects.
produce semiconductor crystals: Load raw semiconductor materials, such as polysilicon, into furnace. The resulting lake of melted silicon is then spun in a crucible and a silicon seed crystal is put into it while spinning in the opposite direction. When the melted polysilicon is allowed to cool, the seed crystal is slowly withdrawn. The result is a single semiconductor crystal with a diameter of approximately 200 millimeters.
produce slaked lime: Produce slaked lime by transfering the quicklime from the storage tank to the dissolvation tanks where quicklime is mixed with water.
produce smoking pipe parts: Choose the appropriate materials and tools, and build the different parts of a smoking pipe such as the stem, the shank and the lip.
produce statistical financial records: Review and analyse individual and company financial data in order to produce statistical reports or records.
produce textile designs: Draw sketches for textile design, by hand or on computer, using specialist Computer Aided Design (CAD) software.
produce textile samples: Make up textile samples or have them fabricated by specialised workers or technicians.
produce violin bows: Choose the appropriate materials and tools, build the stick, pad, screw and frog, select and strech the horsehair, and finish the wooden surface.
produce violin components: Choose the appropriate tonewood, materials and tools, and build the different parts of an instrument of the violin family such as the lower, upper and C bouts, the fringerboard, the bridge, the scroll, the strings and the pegbox.
produce wind musical instrument components: Choose the appropriate materials and tools, and build the different components of wind musical instruments such as key mechanisms, leadpipes, bells and mouthpieces.
product data management: The use of software to track all information concerning a product such as technical specifications, drawings, design specifications, and production costs.
product life-cycle: The management of the life-cycle of a product from the development stages to the market entry and market removal.
product range of railway companies: Know the product range of railway companies and use that knowledge in order to provide assistance to customers with problems or queries.
product usage risks analysis: The methods to analyse product associated risks, in possible customer environment, their magnitude, consequences and likely outcomes in order to mitigate them by warning messages, safety instructions and maintenance support.
production scale fermentation: Large-scale fermentation used for ethanol production which is further used in productions such as food, pharmaceuticals, alcohol or gasoline production.
professional documentation in health care: The written standards applied in the health care professional environments for documentation purposes of one`s activity.
professional transition in an arts career: Be aware of the structure of a professional career, including instruction, professional performance, and professional transition. Assess the current stage of your career and possible trends based on your age, professional background, achievements etc. Be aware of the reality of professional transition, instruction, financial and advice needs.
profile people: Create a profile of someone, by outlining this person's characteristics, personality, skills and motives, often by the use of information obtained from an interview or questionnaire.
program a CNC controller: Set up the desired product design in the CNC controller of the CNC machine for product manufacturing.
program artistic productions: Put up a complete season planning. Meet all requirements in terms of resources, budget and staff, both overall and per production. Ensure compliance with the limits of personnel required by the business direction.
program firmware: Program permanent software with a read-only memory (ROM) on a hardware device, such as an integrated circuit.
program home alarm systems: Select the right settings for the specific situation where the alarm system will operate. Set up zones with different policies if called for. Define how the system will be armed and disarmed. Choose actions to take if the system is triggered, and select various other settings.
program lift controller: Configure the lift controller to make sure the lift operates correctly and efficiently. Set the desired operating mode for one lift or for lift group operation.
program sound cues: Program sound cues and rehearse sound states before or during rehearsals.
programmable logic controller: Programmable logic controllers or PLC's are computer control systems used for the monitoring and control of input and output as well as the automation of electromechanical processes.
programme work according to incoming orders: Schedule tasks based on incoming work; anticipate the total amount of resources required to complete the work and assign them accordingly. Assess the required working hours, pieces of equipment, and workforce needed taking into account the available resources.
project commissioning: Process of supervising the correct functioning of systems, buildings or plants during the final stages before deployment.
project configuration management: The process for the effective management of the key project artefacts and deliverables, ensuring that the correct versions are delivered to the project requestor and allowing project managers to identify the latest state of project artefacts and be able to gather all sources, documents, and other information for the project, prevent unauthorised changes, guarantee artefacts traceability and return to previous versions. It comprises the identification of project configuration items (CIs), their attributes and status codes, the establishment of baselines, the definition of roles and responsibilities for authorised changes to CIs, and the maintenance and control of a project repository.
project management: Understand project management and the activities which comprise this area. Know the variables implied in project management such as time, resources, requirements, deadlines, and responding to unexpected events.
project management methodology (PM²): An open project management methodology developed and endorsed by the European Commission and used by the majority of the European Institutions as well as by public and private organizations and institutions in the EU Member States, which aims to enable project managers to deliver solutions and benefits to their organizations through the effective management of project work. PM² incorporates elements from a wide range of globally accepted project management best practices, described in standards and methodologies, as well as operational experience, primarily from the European Institutions.
promote a positive image of nursing: Present and preserve a positive image of nursing in specific environments of the healthcare and educational spectra.
promote agricultural policies: Promote the inclusion of agricultural programmes on a local and national level, in order to acquire support for agricultural development and sustainability awareness.
promote animal welfare: Promote good practice and work with compassion to sustain and promote high standards of animal welfare at all times by adapting personal behaviour and managing environmental factors.
promote animals: Provide information to potential animal adopters about the animals in the shelter. Take pictures of the animals, describe their characteristics and put the profiles on a web site if applicable.
promote balance between rest and activity: Provide information about the role of rest and regeneration in the development of sport performance. Foster rest and regeneration by providing appropriate ratios of training, competition and rest.
promote communication between parties: Encourage parties to communicate among them and share their views on events and happenings in order to find cooperation paths.
promote company: To always try to project the company in the best possible light and to go the extra mile to ensure the best possible experience at the club by staff and customers alike. To explain and actively promote all club activities to customers.
promote cultural venue events: Work together with museum or any art facility staff to develop and promote its events and programme.
promote education course: Advertise and market the programme or class you teach to potential students and the education organisation where you teach with the aim of maximising registration numbers and allocated budget.
promote education programmes: Promote ongoing research into education and the development of new education programmes and policies in order to obtain support and funds, and to raise awareness.
promote employment policy: Promote the development and implementation of policies which aim to improve employment standards, and reduce unemployment rates, in order to acquire governmental and public support.
promote environmental awareness: Promote sustainability and raise awareness about the environmental impact of human and industrial activity based on the carbon footprints of business processes and other practices.
promote equal pay: Promote actions which aim to close the pay gap between the different genders by researching the current circumstances which facilitate the continuance of the pay gap and the fields in which pay gaps persist, as well as promote the inclusion of different genders in professions or fields which are dominated by one gender.
promote equality in sport activities: Develop policies and programmes that aim to increase the participation and involvement of underrepresented groups in sport, such as women and girls, ethnic minority groups, disabled people and, in some cases, young people.
promote evaluation capacity development: Design and carry out training and other capacity building activities to strengthen evaluation practice, culture, or systems within or outside the organizations.
promote event: Generate interest in an event by carrying out promotion actions, such as placing ads or distributing flyers
promote facilities management services: Assess the market trends and organisations' needs in order to proactively communicate and advertise your facilities management services to future clients.
promote financial products: Inform existing or potential customers about the various financial goods and services that are offered by the company.
promote fitness customer referral: Invite customers to bring friends and family along and promote their fitness activities in their social environment.
promote foot health: Provide information and guidance on means to keep one's feet healthy by wearing appropriate footwear or avoiding unhealthy practices such as fungal infections.
promote free trade: Develop strategies for the promotion of free trade, open competition between businesses for the development of economic growth, in order to gain support for free trade and competition regulation policies.
promote gender equality in business contexts: Raise awareness and campaign for the equalisation between the sexes by the assessment of their participation in the position and the activities carried out by companies and businesses at large.
promote good habits to avoid communication disorders: Promote good habits to avoid communication disorders or malformations affecting communication, swallowing or hearing.
promote health and safety: Promote the importance of a safe working environment. Coach and support staff to participate actively in the continuous development of a safe working environment.
promote health and safety policies in health services: Promote adherence to local, regional, national and EU Health and Safety legislation, policies, guidelines and protocols.
promote health in specialised care: Identify health promotion and education needs for patients within the field of specialisation and develop and implement strategies as appropriate.
promote healthy lifestyle: Provide information to clients about the role of physical activity, modes of exercise and related services and the importance of healthy activities for daily living.
promote homeopathy: Promote the effects and application of homeopathy to various events and seminars within the community or to other health care professionals.
promote human rights: Promote and respect human rights and diversity in light of the physical, psychological, spiritual and social needs of autonomous individuals, taking into account their opinions, beliefs and values, and the international and national codes of ethics, as well as the ethical implications of healthcare provision, ensuring their right to privacy and honouring for the confidentiality of healthcare information.
promote human rights implementation: Promote the implementation of programs which stipulate agreements, binding or non-binding, concerning human rights in order to further improve efforts to decrease discrimination, violence, unjust imprisonment or other human rights violations. As well as to increase efforts to improve tolerance and peace, and better treatment of human rights cases.
promote ideas, products, services: Present and advertise products, programs and services with the goal of persuading and influencing others.
promote inclusion: Promote inclusion in health care and social services and respect diversity of beliefs, culture, values and preferences, keeping in mind the importance of equality and diversity issues.
promote inclusion in organisations: Promote diversity and equal treatment of genders, ethnicities and minority groups in organisations in order to prevent discrimination and ensure inclusion and a positive environment.
promote inclusion in research: Act as role model for personal conduct when dealing with diversity and difference; educate, advise and guide less experienced researchers. Make positive use of diversity and difference to enrich research projects and outputs,  integrating gender dimension in research and applying equality and diversity management.
promote innovative infrastructure design: Throughout the coordination of an engineering project, promote the development of infrastructure that is innovative and sustainable, in line with the latest developments in the field.
promote mental health: Promote factors that enhance emotional well-being such as self-acceptance, personal growth, purpose in life, control of one`s environment, spirituality, self-direction and positive relationships.
promote ocular health: Participate in activities that contribute to promoting ocular health and preventing ocular problems.
promote one's writings: Talk about one's work at events and conduct readings, speeches and book signings. Establish a network among fellow writers.
promote open innovation in research: Apply techniques, models, methods and strategies which contribute to the promotion of steps towards innovation through collaboration with people and organizations outside the organisation.
promote organisational communication: Promote and nurture the efficient spread of plans and business information throughout the organisation by strengthening the channels of communication at its disposal.
promote political campaign: Promote the political party or politician before and during election when the political campaign is being held to ensure a wide audience and the most beneficial outcome possible for the political candidate or party, by performing promotional activities.
promote prevention of social isolation: Promote the use of ICT devices in order to prevent the care recipient to loose contact with his social environment.
promote products in advertisements: Participate in advertisements by displaying clothes, accessories, beauty products, and other products. Listen to the directions of the photographer or director.
promote psycho-social education: Explain mental health issues in simple and understandable ways, helping de-pathologise and de-stigmatise common mental health stereotypes and condemning prejudicial or discriminatory behaviours, systems, institutions, practices, and attitudes that are clearly separatist, abusive or harmful to people's mental health or their social inclusion.
promote recreation activities: Promote the implementation of recreation programs in a community, as well as recreation services provided by an organisation or institution.
promote religious activities: Promote events, attendance to religious services and ceremonies, and the participation in religious traditions and festivities in a community in order to enhance the role religion plays in that community.
promote responsible consumer behaviour: Promote policies, actions and education programmes that encourage healthy lifestyles and proactive participation in sustainable consumption, and that lead to changes in consumers' attitudes, shopping habits and expectations.
promote service users' rights: Supporting client`s rights to control his or her life, making informed choices about the services they receive, respecting and, where appropriate, promoting the individual views and wishes of both the client and his or her caregivers.
promote social awareness: Promote the understanding of dynamics of social relationships between individuals, groups, and communities. Promote the importance of human rights, and positive social interaction, and the inclusion of social awareness in education.
promote social change: Promote changes in relationships between individuals, families, groups, organisations and communities by taking into consideration and coping with unpredictable changes, at the micro, macro and mezzo level.
promote social security programmes: Promote government programmes dealing with the provision of aid to individuals in order to gain support for the development and implementation of social security programmes.
promote sport activities in public health: Support the delivery of sport and physical activity to promote general health and wellbeing, decrease risk factors for disease and prevent chronic disease and disability.
promote sports organisation: Produce promotional literature, reports and event materials, and liaise with marketing and media organisations.
promote sustainability: Promote the concept of sustainability to the public, colleagues and fellow professionals through speeches, guided tours, displays and workshops.
promote sustainable energy: Promote the use of renewable electricity and heat generation sources to organisations and individuals, in order to work towards a sustainable future and encourage sales of renewable energy equipment, such as solar power equipment.
promote sustainable interior design: Develop an environmental friendly interior design and promote the use of cost-effective and renewable materials.
promote sustainable packaging: Apply safe and healthy packaging policies; maximise the use of recycled or renewable source materials; implement clean production technologies.
promote the conservatory: Maintain a positive image of the conservatory and use personal network in the best interest of the conservatory, such as establishing valuable artistic and financial connections.
promote the participation of citizens in scientific and research activities: Engage citizens in scientific and research activities and promote their contribution in terms of knowledge, time or resources invested.
promote the principles of democracy and rule of law: Take an active role in promoting the principles of democracy, social justice and the rule of law. Confront discrimination based on ethnic, cultural or sexual identity or orientation as well as social, educational, or economic background, by assessing and voicing the implications for different groups of any planned action, including legislation, policies or programmes.
promote the safeguarding of young people: Understand safeguarding and what should be done in cases of actual or potential harm or abuse.
promote the transfer of knowledge: Deploy broad awareness of processes of knowledge valorisation aimed to maximise the two–way flow of technology, intellectual property, expertise and capability between the research base and industry or the public sector.
promote the use of sustainable transport: Promote the use of sustainable transport to reduce the carbon footprint and noise and increase safety and efficiency of transport systems. Determine performance regarding the use of sustainable transport, set objectives for promoting the use of sustainable transport and propose environmentally friendly alternatives of transport.
promote virtual reality travelling experiences: Use virtual reality technology to immerse customers into experiences such as virtual tours of a destination, attraction or hotel. Promote this technology to allow customers to sample attractions or hotel rooms virtually before making a purchasing decision.
promote youth work in the local community: Disseminate information on the advantages of youth work in the local community and help create synergies with third parties that support and promote youth work in general.
proofing methods: Various proofing methods are needed for certain kinds of products. They range from soft proofing, which presents the result on a monitor, to hard proofing, where an actual printed sample of the product is obtained.
proofread text: Read a text thoroughly, search for, review and correct errors to ensure content is valid for publishing.
propagate plants: Carry out propagation activities by appling appropriate propagation methods such as grafted cutting propagation or generative propagation considering the plant type. Carry out propagation control considering the required terms and conditions for specific plant type.
properties of fabrics: The influence of chemical composition and molecular arrangement of yarn and fibre properties and fabric structure on the physical properties of textile fabrics; the different fibre types, their physical and chemical characteristics and different material characteristics; the materials used in different processes and the effect on materials as they are processed.
property law: The law and legislation that regulates all the different ways to handle property, such as the types of property, how to handle property disputes and property contract rules.
propose ICT solutions to business problems: Suggest how to solve business issues, using ICT means, so that business processes are improved.
propose alternative rubber compound ingredients: Identify potentially toxic ingredients inside rubber compounds and propose alternative ingredients or compounds with similar functionality.
propose projects to artist: Find projects suitable for the artist's abilities and needs, propose them to artist, and consult on contracts.
propose settlements: Take into account the damage appraisal or incident and injury reports in order to suggest a settlement to insurance professionals which would settle the claim with the claimant, such as estimating repair costs for damages or a reimbursement of medical costs.
prospect new customers: Initiate activities in order to attract new and interesting customers. Ask for recommendations and references, find places where potential customers can be located.
prosthetic devices: The various artificial replacements of body parts or limbs, which were lost during a trauma, disease or an accident.
prosthetic-orthotic device materials: The materials used to create prosthetic-orthotic devices such as polymers, thermoplastic and thermosetting materials, metal alloys and leather. In the choice of materials, attention must be paid to medical regulations, cost and biocompatibility.
prosthetic-orthotic examination: The examination, interview and measurement of patients to determine the prosthetic-orthotic device to be made, including their kind and size.
protect ICT devices: Protect devices and digital content, and understand risks and threats in digital environments. Know about safety and security measures and have due regard to reliability and privacy. Make use of tools and methods which maximise security of ICT devices and information by controlling access, such as passwords, digital signatures, biometry, and protecting systems such as firewall, antivirus, spam filters.
protect client interests: Protect the interests and needs of a client by taking necessary actions, and researching all possibilities, to ensure that the client obtains their favoured outcome.
protect employee rights: Assess and handle situations in which the rights set by legislation and corporate policy for employees may be breached and take the appropriate actions in order to protect the employees.
protect health and well-being while using digital technologies: Be able to avoid health-risks and threats to physical and psychological well-being while using digital technologies. Be able to protect oneself and others from possible dangers in digital environments (e.g. cyber bullying). Be aware of digital technologies for social well-being and social inclusion.
protect important clients: Keep clients safe who have extraordinary level of risk by organising and providing the relevant security.
protect personal data and privacy: Protect personal data and privacy in digital environments. Understand how to use and share personally identifiable information while being able to protect oneself and others from damages. Understand that digital services use a “Privacy policy” to inform how personal data is used.
protect surfaces during construction work: Cover floors, ceiling, skirting boards and any other surfaces with various materials such as plastic or textile to keep them from being damaged or stained when performing construction or renovation work like painting or plastering.
protect surrounding area during chimney sweeping process: Use protection methods and materials to keep the surrounding area of the fire place entrance and floor clean before and during the sweeping process.
protect the environment from the impact of the digital technologies: Be aware of the environmental impact of digital technologies and their use.
protect the health of others: Prevent harm from and support recovery of family members, wards, and fellow citizens, including adequate responses in case of accidents like the provision of first aid.
protect trees: Preserve trees taking into account the health and conditions of the tree(s) and plans for preservation and conservation of the area. This includes the cutting of trees or branches on trees applying knowlege of the biology of the tree.
protect vulnerable social service users: Intervene to provide physical, moral and psychological support to people in dangerous or difficult situations and to remove to a place of safety where appropriate.
protect window frames: Apply a protection sheet on the frames or borders of the windows in order to protect them against scratches or dirt.
protection from natural elements: Forces of nature, such as weather patterns and seasonal conditions, their characteristics and any means of protection against them.
protective measures against the introduction of organisms: The national and international protective measures against the introduction of organisms, e.g. Council Directive 2000/29/EC, on protective measures against the introduction into the Community of organisms harmful to plants or plant products and against their spread within the Community.
protective measures related to swimming pool chemicals: Type of equipment used to protect oneself to the exposure to swimming pool chemicals such as chemical goggles, impervious gloves and boots for any chemical handling activities.
protective safety equipment: The processes and materials used to create safety equipment such as fire-fighting equipment, gas masks or headgear.
prototyping in the wearing apparel industry: The main principles of prototyping for the manufacturing of wearing apparel and made-up textiles: sizes, body measurements, specification, and behaviour of fabrics after cutting.
provide ICT consulting advice: Advise on appropriate solutions in the field of ICT by selecting alternatives and optimising decisions while taking into account potential risks, benefits and overall impact to professional customers.
provide ICT support: Resolve ICT-related incidents and service requests from customers, clients or colleagues including password resets and updating databases such as Microsoft Exchange email.
provide ICT system training: Plan and conduct training of staff on system and network issues. Utilise training material, evaluate and report on the learning progress of trainees.
provide a psychotherapeutic environment: Create and maintain a suitable environment for the psychotherapy to take place, making sure the space is safe, welcoming, consistent with the ethos of the psychotherapy, and meeting the needs of the patients as far as possible.
provide accurate information on water routes: Provide skippers or captains with accurate and timely information on all vessel movements and relevant river or sea information accordingly.
provide advanced clinical practice in physiotherapy: Provide advanced clinical advice to individual clients or groups in relation to physiotherapy diagnosis and planning of complex interventions, supporting other physiotherapists in planning client care and in understanding the role and responsibilities of the advanced physiotherapist.
provide advice on breaches of regulation: Advise on preventive and corrective actions; correct any breaches of or non-compliance with legal regulations.
provide advice on furniture maintenance: Provide information to clients on the products or methods to use in order to maintain the appearance and quality of their furniture, according to its type of fabric or material.
provide advice on pet training: Provide suitable customer advice on how to train pets such as cats and dogs; explain training procedures and the use of accessories.
provide advice on pilot licence application procedures: Provide advice on the specificities and particularities of applying for a pilot's licence. Provide advice on how an applicant can submit an application that is more likely to be successful.
provide advice on trademarks: Provide advice to individuals and businesses on how to properly register trademarks and on the use and originality of the trademark.
provide advice on travel destinations: Give relevant information and advice on holiday or travel destinations and discuss means of transportation.
provide advice to clients in terms of export restrictions: Inform clients about the export restrictions, which consist of regulations about limitations on the quantity of exported goods imposed by a specific country or government.
provide advice to clients in terms of import restrictions: Inform clients about import restrictions such as import tariffs, licenses, quotas, currency restrictions, prohibition and other related regulations.
provide advice to emergency callers: Provide technical or practical advice to emergency callers prior to the arrival of the ambulance.
provide advice to farmers: Provide technical and economical advice in order to optimise the quality and production of agricultural products.
provide advice to hatcheries: Provide recommendations for the installation and well functioning of hatcheries.
provide advocacy interpreting services: Provide language interpretation services aimed at helping people belonging to minority communities get their message across irrespective of the language.
provide after school care: Lead, supervise or help with the assistance of indoor and outdoor recreational or educational activities after school or during school holidays.
provide agri-touristic services: Provide services for agri-tourism activities on the farm. This may include providing B &amp; B services, small scale catering, supporting agri-tourism activities and leisure such as riding, locally guide tours, giving information on farm production and history, selling of small-scale local farm products.
provide an enriching environment for animals: Provide an enriching environment for animals to allow the expression of natural behaviour, and including adjusting environmental conditions, delivering feeding and puzzle exercises, and implementing manipulation, social, and training activities.'
provide anaesthetics to animals: Select, administer, and monitor anaesthetics in animals in preparation for surgery.'
provide anger management counselling: Help clients overcome anger issues by using anger management techniques such as keeping an anger journal or an anger plan.
provide animal related information for legal proceedings: Prepare and/or present evidence and/or opinion in support of a legal dispute or prosecution in relation to animals.
provide animal training: Provide training in basic handling, habituation, and obedience to enable the completion of day-to-day tasks while minimising the risks to the animal, the handler, and others.'
provide anti-cancer medical treatment: Determine the cancer treatment appropriate for the patient, considering chemotherapy, hormonal therapy and targeted therapy such as immunotherapy.
provide arts coaching sessions: Devise and deliver arts activities that enhance the performance of practitioners while protecting the health and safety of  participants to be able to draw out the most effective performance during competition.
provide assistance to lecturer: Assist the lecturer or professor by doing several educational tasks including helping with the preparation of lessons or the grading of students. Support the professor with academic and scientific research.
provide assistance with job search: Help students or adults in their search to find a profession by identifying career options, building a curriculum vitae, preparing them for job interviews, and locating job vacancies.
provide assistive technology: Provide persons with assistive technology to enable them to perform activities more functionally.
provide athletic equipment to clients: Supply towels, bathing suits and other equipment and supplies to clients in the spa or swimming facility.
provide basic support to patients: Support patients and citizens with activities of daily living, such as hygiene, comfort, mobilisation and feeding needs.
provide care for a particular patient group: Care for patients with specific features, needs or characteristics such as children, older patients or patients with special needs.
provide care for horses: Provide care for horses includes cleaning, housing, preparing horses and ponies for riding, fixating and leading horses, taking into account the safety regulations for horses and people and the specific requirements of horse at hand, using proper methods and equine tools and equipment.
provide care for the mother during labour: Actively manage women in labour, prescribing and administer pain relief medication as needed and providing emotional support and comfort for the mother.
provide career counselling: Advise beneficiaries on future career options through counselling and, potentially, through career testing and evaluation.
provide chaperone for children on set: Make sure there is always a chaperone present on the set when recruiting underage children to perform in a motion picture.
provide charity services: Provide services for charity causes, or perform an independent activity related to community service, such as providing food and shelter, performing fundraising activities for charitable causes, gathering support for charity, and other charitable services.
provide chiropractic diagnosis: Provide a working diagnosis/differential diagnosis and an inter-disciplinary or chiropractic treatment/management plan by performing an interview, working with patients to identify physical problems and difficulties resulting from illness, injury, disability or aging and by performing a specific physical, neurological and orthopedic examination.
provide chiropractic maternal healthcare: Apply chiropractic techniques and principles to provide care to pregnant women with safe, clinically appropriate, and highly professional standards.
provide chiropractic paediatric healthcare: Apply specialised knowledge, skills, and competencies of chiropractic techniques and principles to provide care to adolescents, children and toddlers with safe, clinically appropriate, and highly professional standard.
provide clinical advice to team members: Provide regular or ad-hoc supervision and advise team members on clinical matters.
provide clinical chiropractic neurology: Apply advanced knowledge, skills and competences of clinical neurology to chiropractic techniques and principles to provide specialised chiropractic service to patient with safe, clinically appropriate, and highly professional standard.
provide clinical psychological assessment: Provide clinical psychological assessment in relation to health and health-related and health-conditioned behaviour and experience, as well as clinical disease patterns and their impact on the human experience and behaviour.
provide clinical psychological counselling: Provide clinical psychological counselling in relation to health impairments, their conditions and the possibilities for change.
provide clinical psychological expert opinions: Provide clinical psychological expert opinions and reports regarding the performance, personality traits, behaviours and mental disorders.
provide clinical psychological support in crisis situations: Offer psychological support and emotional guidance to patients facing crises situations.
provide community development services: Provide community based social services to specific groups, individuals or families by assessing their needs, collaborating with appropriate organisations and authorities and facilitating seminars and group workshops that improve their well-being in the local area.
provide comprehensive care for patients with surgical conditions: Provide comprehensive care of critically ill patients with underlying surgical conditions.
provide conservation advice: Formulating guidelines for object care, preservation and maintenance, and providing professional advice on possible restoration work to be done.
provide context to news stories: Provide substantial context to national or international news stories to explain things in more detail.
provide cost benefit analysis reports: Prepare, compile and communicate reports with broken down cost analysis on the proposal and budget plans of the company. Analyse the financial or social costs and benefits of a project or investment in advance over a given period of time.