TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
handle wine sales: Handle all aspects of wine sales. Communicate with members through telephone and email. Follow up appropriately in order to achieve wine sales.
handle working animals: Handle and care for working animals. This includes preparation of animal, working environment and equipment, control and monitoring of the animal during work activities, and care afterwards.
handling chemical products for soil and plants: Handling chemical products for soil and plants includes cleaning the equipment used for spreading and spraying, mixing of chemicals, preparing pesticides and herbicides for spraying, preparing fertilisers for spreading.
handling of dangerous goods: Know the handling procedures for a variety of potentially dangerous materials, such as explosives, flammable or toxic gases, flammable solids/liquids, infectious substances, radioactive substances, etc.
handover the food preparation area: Leave the kitchen area in conditions which follow safe and secure procedures, so that it is ready for the next shift.
handover the service area: Leave service area in conditions which follow safe and secure procedures, so that it is ready for the next shift.
handwriting analysis: Types of approaches to analysing handwriting in order to identify a person and their personality.
hang advertising posters: Collect advertising posters and hang them on the respective advertising space. Affix posters in a professional manner, without folds, moulds, or overlaps.
hang wallpaper: Hang a pasted and soaked piece of wallpaper on the wall. Mark a straight line on the wall and hang the top piece of the paper. Unfold the rest of the paper and fix it as well. Work out any air bubbles with your fingertips or a brush and inspect the finished result.
harden soap: Harden the soap by chilling it using refrigerated water into rollers.
hardware components: The essential components that make up a hardware system, such as liquid-crystal displays (LCD), camera sensors, microprocessors, memories, modems, batteries and their interconnections.
hardware testing methods: Those processes in which hardware components or systems are tested, such as the system test (ST), the ongoing reliability test (ORT), and the in-circuit test (ICT).
hardware, plumbing and heating equipment products: The offered hardware, plumbing and heating equipment products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
harmonise body movements: Harmonise body movements in accordance to rhythm and melody, aestetic or dramatic concept, dramatic pace, etc.
harness horses to carriage: Hitch the horse(s) to the carriage by correctly fastening the reins and rigging ropes.
harvest aquatic resources: Grade fish, molluscs, crustaceans manually and using equipment in preparation for harvesting. Harvest shellfish for human consumption. Harvest live fish for live transport. Harvest all species in a humane manner. Handle harvested fish in a manner which maintains flesh quality.
harvest crop: Mow, pick or cut agricultural products manually or using appropriate tools and machinery. Taking into account the relevant quality criteria of products, hygiene prescriptions and using the appropriate methods.
harvest live aquatic species: Prepare for harvesting live species. Harvest live aquatic species including shellfish for human consumption.
harvest timber: Organise and apply the most appropriate timber harvesting method: clear-cut, shelterwood, seed tree, group selection or single-tree selection.
hatchery design: The components of planning, layout and ventilation involved in a hatchery for designated species of fish, molluscs, crustaceans or others as required.
haul cement: Haul the cement from storage, making sure they are cleaned and bundled accordingly in bulk or bags.
have a high level of safety awareness: Ensure high levels of safety awareness; use personal protection equipment; communicate with staff members and provide advice on health and safety issues.
have emotional intelligence: Recognize ones own and other people`s emotions, distinguish correctly between them and observing how they can influence one`s environment and social interaction and what can be done about it.
have spatial awareness: Be aware of your position and the space around you. Understand the relationship of objects around you when there is a change of position.
hazard analysis and critical control points: The field of hazard analysis in order to ensure maximal safety conditions.
hazardous freight regulations: Know the most widely applied regulatory schemes for the transportation of dangerous materials. Know specific regulatory frameworks such as IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for air transport, or International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code ("IMDG Code") for transportation of hazardous materials by sea.
hazardous materials transportation: Regulations and safety procedures which are involved in the transportation of hazardous materials and products, such as hazardous waste, chemicals, explosives, and flammable materials.
hazardous waste storage: The regulations and procedures surrounding the safekeeping of materials and substances which pose health and safety risks.
hazardous waste treatment: The methods applied in the treatment and disposal of hazardous waste such as asbestos, dangerous chemicals, and various contaminants, as well as the surrounding environmental regulations and legislation.
hazardous waste types: The different types of waste which poses risks to the environment or public health and safety, such as radioactive waste, chemicals and solvents, electronics, and mercury-containing waste.
hazards associated with loading dangerous goods: Know about the hazards implied with the transport of determined dangerous goods. Know about the emergency actions and handling procedures in case of accidents with the goods during their loading or transportation.
health and safety in the textile industry: The requirements, rules and applications of health and safety measures in the textile industry.
health and safety in the workplace: The body of rules, procedures and regulations related to safety, health and welfare of people in their workplace.
health and safety measures in transportation: The body of rules, procedures and regulations related to health and safety measures intended to prevent accidents or incidents in transportation.
health and safety regulations: Necessary health, safety, hygiene and environmental standards and legislation rules in the sector of particular activity.
health care legislation: The patients` rights and responsibilities of health practitioners and the possible repercussions and prosecutions in relation to medical treatment negligence or malpractice.
health care occupation-specific ethics: The moral standards and procedures, ethical questions and obligations specific to occupations in a health care setting such as respect for human dignity, self-determination, informed consent and patient confidentiality.
health education: The factors affecting health and of the educational approach to assisting people to make healthy life choices.
health informatics: Multidisciplinary field of computer science, information science, and social science that uses health information technology (HIT) to improve healthcare.
health records management: The procedures and importance of record keeping in a healthcare system such as hospitals or clinics, the information systems used to keep and process records and how to achieve maximum accuracy of records.
health technology assessment: The assessment of the properties, performance and effects of health technologies aimed at detecting the direct and indirect effects of health technologies and their desired and undesired consequences.
health, safety and hygiene legislation: The set of health, safety and hygiene standards and items of legislation applicable in a specific sector.
hear legal arguments: Hear legal arguments presented during a court hearing or other context in which legal cases are handled and decided upon, in a manner which provides both sides equal opportunity to present their arguments, and making a decision based on the arguments in an honest and impartial manner.
hear witness accounts: Hear witness accounts during a court hearing or during an investigation to assess the significance of the account, its impact on the case under scrutiny or investigation, and to aid in reaching a conclusion.
hearing aids: The types, characteristics and suppliers of hearing devices which amplify sound for the individual who is wearing it, with the aim of making speech more intelligible, and to correct impaired hearing.
hearing loss: The manifestation, causes and symptoms of hearing impairment, which is the partial or total inability to hear.
heat lacquer mixture: Heat the prepared mixture in order to obtain the wax on the top of the solution.
heat materials: Put the materials in an oven and heat them for a certain amount of time and to a specific temperature to shape or cure the material.
heat metals: Heat steel and metals in fire; adjust and regulate heat controls to reach appropriate pouring temperature.
heat transfer processes: Field of information which distinguishes three types of heat transfers, such as conduction, convection and radiation. These processes set limits to the performance of thermal engineered components and systems.
heat up vacuum forming medium: Switch on the medium heater to heat the vacuum forming medium to the right temperator before using the vacuum to press it onto the mould. Make sure the medium is at a high enough temperature to be malleable, but not so high as to introduce wrinkles or webbing in the final product.
heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration parts: The different parts constituing heating, air conditioning and refrigeration systems such as the different valves, fans, compressors, condensers, filters and other components.
heed the altering anodising properties: Heed the possible alteration of the metal workpiece during the anodising process, such as the expanding thickness of the raised metal surface, when setting up the machining dimension and allow it the necessary space.
help clarify how various components work together: Evaluate the degree to which the components of the artistic work are harmonised. Look for solutions when needed and propose adjustments.
help clients cope with grief: Provide support to clients having experienced the loss of close family or friends and help them to express their grief and recover.
help clients make decisions during counselling sessions: Encourage clients to make their own decisions related to their problems or inner conflicts by reducing confusion and allowing clients to reach their own conclusions, with no bias whatsoever.
help coordinate community arts activities: Determine the feasibility of activities (technical and artistic staff involved, general schedule and budget needs, approval of administration, etc). Create an activity schedule. Define the content of activities. Select a resource person or persons and ommunicate information to them. Prepare the necessary material etc.
help coordinate promotional activities: Help establish a schedule for promotional activities. Define the content of promotional activities. Select resource person or people to delegate and share relevant information with them. Prepare the necessary material.
help create choreographic material: Help create movements, choreographic sequences or sections, and links in between them.
help customers with hair problems: Offer solutions for or ways to deal with hair problems, such as gray hair, hair loss, hair damage or greasy hair, or scalp problems such as dandruff or psoriasis.
help determine the context in which the work will be presented: Propose the theatre, hall, other venue, or outdoors space where the performance will be shown. Determine the mode of presentation, the target audience, etc. Define the relationship with the audience.
help document artistic work at all stages: Document the artistic work for later reference. Produce audiovisual documents. Write documents such as rehearsal notes, cast lists and cue lists. Write a choreographic notation if relevant. Preserve documents related to the creation and production of the work, etc.
help healthcare users develop social perceptiveness: Provide strategies and support to healthcare users with social difficulties. Help them understanding others` verbal and non-verbal behaviour and actions. Support them in developing better self-confidence in social situations.
help performers internalise choreographic material: Teach the choreographic material, using physical demonstration and any relevant documentation (written, visual, audio), conveying the choreographer's intent, the nuances and details of the choreography.
help prepare lifeboats: Assist sailors in preparing lifeboats for the journey and provide engineering knowledge for the maintenance and repair of lifeboats.
help set performance schedule: Take the necessary steps to develop a performance schedule. Help plan the schedule for a tour or performance venues. Respond to any unexpected events. Communicate the schedules to the persons concerned.
help set rehearsal schedule: Develop and communicate rehearsal schedules, taking into account the availability of the physical spaces and of the participating team.
help the programmer define an artistic vision: Help the programmer or director describe their artistic vision for the institution, programming season, venue, project, etc. Verbally help them to formulate their artistic intent and articulate it in writing.
help to control passenger behaviour during emergency situations: Know how to use life-saving equipment in emergency situations. Provide assistance if leakages, collisions or fires should occur, and support the evacuation of passengers. Know crisis and crowd management, and administer first aid on board.
help write technical riders: Participate in all aspects of the creation of technical riders. Create, or help create, cues for the technical crew in coordination with creators, directors and designers team. Verify that the crew understand the cues. Write a list of technical specifications. Indicate the performance schedule and specify needs related to staging the production.
hepatology: The characteristics of the liver, biliary tree, gallbladder, and pancreas, as well as management of their disorders.
herbicides sprayers: Types of equipment used to spray herbicides on a surface, used both manually and mechanically.
hides, skins and leather products: The offered hides, skins and leather products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
high-performance liquid chromatography: Analytic chemistry technique used to identify and quantify the components of a mixture.
hire beaters: Hire and supervise beaters to startle game during shoots and related activities.
hire human resources: Manage the process of hiring human resources, from identifying potential candidates to assessing the adequacy of their profiles to the vacancy.
hire new personnel: Hire new personnel for a company or organisation payroll via a prepared set of procedures. Make staffing decisions and direct selection co-workers.
histopathology: The procedures needed for the microscopic examination of stained tissue sections using histological techniques.
historic development of psychotherapeutic schools: The timeline of the psychotherapeutic schools of practice, their general description, characteristics and fields of application.
historic public speakers: Noteworthy successful or unsuccessful speakers addressing a (large) audience from the past.
historical methods: The methods, techniques, and guidelines that historians follow when researching the past and writing history, such as the use of primary sources.
history of chocolate: Origins of chocolate. Evolution of chocolate up to today. Preservation and fomentation of the tradition of chocolate.
history of dance style: The origins, history and development of the dance styles and forms used, including current manifestations, current practices and methods of delivery in a chosen dance style.
history of literature: The historical evolution of forms of writing that are meant to entertain, educate or to give instructions to the audience, such as fictional prose and poems. The techniques used to communicate these writings and the historical context in which they were written.
history of patient's psychotherapeutic problems: The records of the patient`s previous psychotherapeutic problems or disorders.
history of philosophy: The study of the development and evolution of philosophers, philosophical concepts, and ideas throughout history.
history of tobacco: The different stages and developments of tobacco cultivation, cultural particularities and trading through time.
hold metal work piece in machine: Manually position and hold a, potentially heated, metal work piece for the machine to perform the necessary metalworking processes on it. Take the forming character of the machine into account in order to optimally place and maintain the processed work piece.
holding company activities: The principles, legal actions and strategies of a holding company such as influencing the management of a firm through the acquirement of outstanding stock and other means, more specifically by influencing or electing the board of directors of a company.
homeopathy: The alternative medicine whereby pills or liquid mixtures containing only a little of an active ingredient (usually a plant or mineral) can treat a disease.
honey constituents: Components of honey such as fructose, water, glucose and other type of sugars and their interactions in the production/extraction of honey products.
honey extractors types: Mechanical devices used in the extraction of honey from honeycombs without destroying the comb.
honey varieties: Varieties of honey based on how they are processed. Some examples: comb honey, strained honey, chunk honey, extracted honey, pressed honey, crystallised or granulated honey, and creamed honey.
hop cultivation: The cultivation of hop plants. The diverse types of hops and the means to cultivate and harvest hop crops for beer brewing and other purposes.
horary astrology: The branch of horoscopic astrology where astrologers create horoscopes for the moment they receive a question, which is then used to answer that question.
horse racing regulation: Regulations related to the maintenace of the health and welfare of the racehorse and rider. This means that the trainers and jockeys meet certain requirements and that horse races run properly and fairly.
horse riding: The techniques involved in horse riding including riding styles and ways to control the horse such as jumping, turning, trotting and stopping.
horticultural design: Design of horticultural areas taking into account factors, such as climate and microclimates, topography and orientation, site drainage and groundwater recharge, municipal and resource building codes, soils and irrigation, human and vehicular access and circulation, etc.
horticulture principles: The standard horticultural practices, including but not limited to planting, pruning, corrective pruning, and fertilisation.
hoshin kanri strategic planning: Hoshin Kanri is a 7-step process used in strategic planning in which strategic goals are communicated throughout the company and then put into action.
hospitalised animal nursing care: Animal health conditions, disease processes, veterinary treatment and nursing care, as well as nursing care plans, records and communication with owners and other professionals.
host trade delegations: Organise meetings with groups of government officials or company executives coming to the country in order to assess the potential for economic cooperation.
host wine-tasting events: Hosting and attending wine-tasting events in order to share information relating the last trends in the industry, for network purposes and self updating.
hot forging: The metalworking process of forging whilst the hot metal is right above its recrystallisation temperature after casting and being solidified.
hot vulcanisation: Technique used to repair tyres presenting minor tear such as nail perforation which consists in injecting a rubber solution in the tear to fill it and in subjecting the tyre to a heat treatment to enable the fusion of the new and the old rubber material.
hot wheel detection system: Hot wheel detection systems, which record the temperature of passing rail vehicle wheels and pass an alarm if a critical temperature is reached.
hot winding: The coiling process of hot winding, winding heated wire around a mandrel, then cooling it in oil and tempering it, in order to create metal springs.
hotel operations: The field of hotel operations, especially those involving front office, housekeeping and basic accounting procedures.
household products: The offered household products or goods, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
human anatomy: The dynamic relationship of human structure and function and the muscosceletal, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, endocrine, urinary, reproductive, integumentary and nervous systems; normal and altered anatomy and physiology throughout the human lifespan.
human dynamics as part of hospitality security: The characteristics of human behaviour and human interaction and dynamics to ensure their security in hospitality establishment.
human ear: The structure, functions and characteristics of the outer middle and inner ear, through which sounds are transferred from the environment to the brain.
human psychological development: The human psychological development across the lifespan, theories of personality development, cultural and environmental influences, human behavior, including developmental crises, disability, exceptional behavior, and addictive behavior.
human resource management: The function in an organisation concerned with the recruitment of employees and the optimisation of employee performance.
human resources department processes: The different processes, duties, jargon, role in an organisation, and other specificities of the human resources department within an organisation such as recruitment, pension systems, and personnel development programs.
human-robot collaboration: Human-Robot Collaboration is the study of collaborative processes in which human and robot agents work together to achieve shared goals. Human-Robot Collaboration (HRC) is an interdisciplinary research area comprising classical robotics, human-computer interaction, artificial intelligence, design, cognitive sciences and psychology. It is related to the definition of the plans and the rules for communication to perform a task and achieve a goal in a joint action with a robot.
humanitarian aid: The tangible, material assistance offered to populations and countries affected by man-made or natural disasters, with a strong focus on the most vulnerable victims. It includes food supplies, medication, shelter, water, education etc. in support of the population affected, with the aim of providing immediate and short-term relief.
humanitarian aid actors: Stakeholders and organisations involved in deploying humanitarian aid in emergency cases such as natural disasters, war or any other environmental calamity. Such actors can represent local, national, sectorial or international organisations dealing with relief work in third world countries.
hunt animals: Hunt animal wildlife and birds. Track, pursue and kill the animal in a humane way, according to animal and environmental legislations. Use weapons such as hunting rifles, crossbows or trapping devices to kill or trap the hunted animal.
hunting truck detector: The hunting truck detector, which detects hunting of rail vehicle trucks, i.e. side-to-side movements which cause harmful impacts of the side of the wheels on the tracks.
husbandry and harvesting effects on aquatic resources: Understand husbandry and harvesting effects on aquatic resources, fish, molluscs and crustaceans.
hybrid control systems: Control systems containing both subsystems with continuous dynamics as well as subsystems with discrete dynamics.
hybrid model: The hybrid model consists of principles and fundamentals of service-oriented modelling for business and software systems that allow the design and specification of service-oriented business systems within a variety of architectural styles, such as enterprise architecture.
hybrid vehicle architecture: Hybrid vehicle nomenclature, classification and architectures including efficiency considerations. Pros and cons of series, parallel and power split solutions.
hydraulic fluid: The various types, qualities and applications of hydraulic fluids used in metalworking processes such as forging and moulding, consisting out of mineral oils and water.
hydraulic fracturing: The gas extraction technique in which high-pressure fluids are injected into deep water surfaces in order to release natural gas, petroleum, or other non renewable resources.
hydraulic press parts: The qualities and applications of various parts of a hydraulic press, such as a priston, hydraulic cylinder, hydraulic fluid, ram, upper and lower die, and others.
hydrocarbon cracking techniques: Understand various techniques used to convert long-chained or heavy oil fractions, such as naptha, into more profitable lighter products. Be aware of processes like hydrocracking, fluid catalytic cracking, and visbreaking.
hydrocarbon isomerisation processes: Understand processes used to change the molecular structure of long hydrocarbon molecules to produce higher octane branched molecules.
hydroelectricity: The generation of electrical power through the usage of hydropower, which uses gravitational force of moving water, and the benefits and negative aspects of using hydropower as a renewable source of energy.
hydrogenation processes for edible oils: Hydrogenation processes of different oils which reduce saturation and affect physical properties such as melting point and taste.
hydrography: The scientific discipline that studies and measures the physical features of bodies of water such as oceans, lakes and rivers. It studies the current situation for navigational purposes and predicts change over time.
hydroponics: The cultivation of plants without the use of soil, by applying mineral nutrient solutions.
hygiene in a health care setting: The procedures related to maintaining a hygienic environment within a health care setting such as hospitals and clinics. It can range from hand washing to cleaning and disinfection of medical equipment used and infection control methods.
iOS: The system software iOS consists of features, restrictions, architectures and other characteristics of operating systems designed to run on mobile devices.
ice-skating: The different styles and techniques of ice-skating such as figure skating and speed skating, the rules of competitive skating and ice-skating equipment.
id Tech: The game engine id Tech which is a software framework that consists of integrated development environments and specialised design tools, designed for the rapid iteration of user-derived computer games.
identify GIS issues: Highlight GIS-issues that require special attention. Report on these issues and their development on a regular basis.
identify ICT security risks: Apply methods and techniques to identify potential security threats, security breaches and risk factors using ICT tools for surveying ICT systems, analysing risks, vulnerabilities and threats and evaluating contingency plans.
identify ICT system weaknesses: Analyse the system and network architecture, hardware and software components and data in order to identify weaknesses and vulnerability to intrusions or attacks. Execute diagnostic operations on cyber infrastructure including research, identification, interpretation and categorization of vulnerabilities, associated attacks and malicious code (e.g. malware forensics and malicious network activity). Compare indicators or observables with requirements and review logs to identify evidence of past intrusions.
identify ICT user needs: Determine the needs and requirements of ICT users of a specific system by applying analytical methods, such as target group analysis.
identify abnormalities: Identify what is normal and abnormal concerning the well-being of patients, through experience and instruction, reporting to the nurses what is abnormal.
identify abrasives types: Identify the composition, suitability, and different types of abrasives.
identify accounting errors: Trace accounts, revise the accuracy of the records, and determine the faults in order to solve them.
identify airport safety hazards: Spot threats related to security at the airport and apply procedures to counteract them in a quick, safe, and efficient way.
identify artistic niche: Find your artistic niche in the market, attending to your strengths in each moment of your professional career.
identify available services: Identify the different services available for an offender during probation in order to help in the rehabilitation and re-integration process, as well as advising the offenders as to how they can identify services available to them.
identify cause of nutritional imbalance: Recognize the possible root causes of nutritional disproportions and their physiological or psychological nature.
identify characteristics of music: Identify the elemental, structural, and stylistic characteristics of music from various periods and cultures.
identify clients' needs: Identify the areas in which the client may require aid and investigate the possibilities for meeting those needs.
identify cloth items: Count and collect the items, and provide them with the drop off and delivery dates. Fix tags with a safety pin or staple, describing important information about the customer. Apply special colored tags for different sorts of treatments, and assemble and re-assemble the order after the laundry and dry cleaning process.
identify common aquatic species diseases: Identify common aquatic species diseases. Observe and describe common symptoms nd lesions.
identify condensation problems: Assess the building's situation and look for signs of condensation, damp or mould and inform landlords or residents on methods to tackle and prevent their escalation.
identify construction materials from blueprints: Identify materials defined by the sketches and blueprints of the building to be constructed.
identify cross-curricular links with other subject areas: Recognise correlations and overlaps between your subject of expertise and other subjects. Decide on a levelled approach to the material with the teacher of the associated subject and adjust lesson plans accordingly.
identify customer requirements: Apply techniques and tools, such as surveys, questionnaires, ICT applications, for eliciting, defining, analysing, documenting and maintaining user requirements from system, service or product.
identify customer's needs: Use appropriate questions and active listening in order to identify customer expectations, desires and requirements according to product and services.
identify damage to buildings: Monitor the state of building exteriors in order to identify any possible damage and to assess the nature of the damage and treatment methods.
identify damage to public space: Monitor the state of public spaces and properties, such as parks, roads, public buildings, and public squares, during work activities in order to identify recent damage and assess the gravity of the damage.
identify defects on raw hides: Analyse, identify and evaluate the possible defects present on raw hides/skins. Defects may be of natural origin, caused by bad practices at the farm, in transport, at the abattoir or generated during the manufacturing process.
identify digital competence gaps: Understand where one’s own digital competence needs to be improved or updated. Be able to support others with their digital competence development. Seek opportunities for self-development and keep up-to-date with the digital evolution.
identify drying defects in wood: Identify a range of possible drying defects in wood and their mutual causes.
identify education needs: Identify the needs of students, organisations and companies in terms of provision of education in order to aid in the development of curricula and education policies.
identify electoral violations: Determine electoral violations such as fraud, manipulation of voting results and the use of violence.
identify electronic signals: Perform signal identification by analysing collected parameters in different languages and by electromagnetic radiation. These signals mostly originate in defense networks and are emitted from electronic parts such as radars and aircraft.
identify emerging issues in humanitarian area: Recognize arising problems and trends in a proactive way on a national, regional or international level in order to respond rapidly.
identify energetic meridians: Identify and locate energy meridians, the paths in the body through which, according to Traditional Chinese medicine, the life-energy “Qi” flows.
identify energy needs: Identify the type and amount of energy supply necessary in a building or facility, in order to provide the most beneficial, sustainable, and cost-effective energy services for a consumer.
identify external risks to bridge integrity: Inspect the area of the bridge to identify any possible external risk to its integrity. Make sure body of waters present no dangerous debris. Identify loose rocks or avalanche risks. Estimate whether usage strain on a bridge is within the limits.
identify faults in utility meters: Monitor utility measuring instruments, in order to assess whether the readings are accurate, and to identify damage and need for repairs and maintenance.
identify financial resources: Estimate administrative and communication costs, artist fees according to existing applicable agreements, rental costs, and production costs.
identify fitted source for heat pumps: Determine available heat and energy sources choosing among different types of available heat sources, taking into account the influence of source temperature on energy efficiency.
identify forged documents: Identify forgeries by examining documents for signs of alterations or forgery.
identify fossils: Classify fossils by examining their age through radiometric dating and compare them to identified fossils in order to discover their environment, diet, and skeletal structure.
identify hazards in the workplace: Perform safety audits and inspections on workplaces and workplace equipment. Ensure that they meet safety regulations and identify hazards and risks.
identify health objectives: Identify the individual motives of the customer and define short, medium and long term fitness goals. Coordinate with health professionals who may be part of the team and advise on exercise interventions.
identify if a company is a going concern: Analyse financial statements, financial information and the outlook of the company in order to determine the going concern of the company.
identify improvement actions: Realise possible improvements for processes to increase productivity, improve efficiency, increase quality, and streamline procedures.
identify indicators of problem gambling: Recognise and react adequately to signs of problem gambling, such as obsession, undue persistence in the face of mounting losses, irrational behaviour, and borrowing money.
identify infestation source: Inspect buildings and surroundings to identify the source and extent of damage done to property by pests.
identify information needs of young people: Inquire and identify the information needs of young people and adapt services and approach towards their individual or collective needs.
identify key processes of traceability systems: Identify the different key processes, documentation and regulations for the implementation and follow-up of traceability in the company. Analyse the cost/benefit ratio of traceability processes.
identify land mines: Identify the presence and state of land mines to ensure an area is cleared, to assess the danger of detonation, and to perform demining activities.
identify learning disorders: Observe and detect symptoms of Specific Learning Difficulties such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), dyscalculia, and dysgraphia in children or adult learners. Refer the student to the correct specialised educational expert if necessary.
identify legal requirements: Conduct research for applicable legal and normative procedures and standards, analyse and derive legal requirements that apply to the organisation, its policies and products.
identify market niches: Analyse the composition of the markets, segment these into groups, and highlight the opportunities that each one of these niches represent in terms of new products.
identify market requirements for ICT documentation: Conduct research and analyse the specific documentation requirements of the markets (for instance language, applicable standards or legal requirements and cultural conditions) and derive concrete specifications for ICT documentation development.
identify music with commercial potential: Identify if music has commercial potential or not by listening to demos. Make a decision based on your expertise and market trends.
identify necessary human resources: Determine the number of employees needed for the realisation of a project and their allocation in the creation, production, communication or administration team.
identify new business opportunities: Pursue potential customers or products in order to generate additional sales and ensure growth.
identify new recycling opportunities: Investigate ideas and spot opportunities to improve the collection, process and recycling of waste materials.
identify new words: Determine if there are new words being used by a significant number of people by doing research.
identify nutritional properties of food: Determine nutritional properties of food and label products appropriately if required.
identify origin of typed documents: Link typed documents to a specific machine or computer by examining the printing process.
identify parts requested by customers: Ask the client questions in order to identify the specific parts he needs, taking into account the car type and year of construction; search for the exact parts described.
identify patients' behaviours: Analyse and identify patient`s functional and dysfunctional behaviours.
identify patients' medical records: Locate, retrieve and present medical records, as requested by authorized medical personnel.
identify performers' needs: Identify performer's needs, considering the strengths and weaknesses of each performer, and the specific needs for each role or part. Take into account performers' health and safety.
identify physical characteristics of performer: Assess the physical potential of artists, performers, and athletes in order to find contracts suitable for them.
identify plants characteristics: Identify and classify crop characteristics. Be able to recognise different types of bulbs by name, graded sizes, field markings and stock markings.
identify poisons: Identify poisons, or any chemical that kills or injures an organism. This includes toxins, poisons produced by living organisms, such as microorganisms, plants, or animals.
identify policy breach: Identify instances of non-compliance to set plans and policies in an organisation, and take the appropriate course of action by issuing penalties and outlining the changes which need to be made.
identify potential markets for companies: Observe and analyse market research findings in order to determine promising and profitable markets. Consider the firm's specific advantage and match it with markets where such value proposition is missing.
identify preventive actions: Anticipate situations that could be damaging to the workplace and the processes undergone there by drawing attention to possible undesired outcomes and suggesting preventive actions.
identify pricing opportunities: Adapt prices to maximize revenue, including price-marked packs, for brand performance and business development.
identify problems: Identify and detect problems and issues and decide on the best course of action. Report problems accordingly when needed.
identify processes for re-engineering: Identify potential to restructure a company or part of its operations, e.g. by exploiting information technology.
identify progression of disease: Recognise changing signs, symptoms and progression of disease and make appropriate decisions related to the continuation or changing of the treatment.
identify props: Determine the props needed for each scene by reading and analysing the script. Make a detailed list of them.
identify requirements of the work: Identify the expectations of the choreographer and artistic director. Identify physical, musical, theatrical and vocal requirements, related to the artistic work, fight action, set and stage, etc.
identify research topics: Determine issues on social, economic or political level in order to explore them and to do research on them.
identify risk of flooding: Identify the areas which are most at risk to be damaged by floods, such as areas close to rivers, as well as identifying the events which would cause floods such as changes in the weather.
identify risks in aquaculture facilities: Identify the hazards and evaluate the risks to health and safety in aquaculture facilities.
identify risks of ship activities: Identify risks that accompany ship activities, and the effectiveness of the risk assessment and control measures in place on the vessel.
identify security threats: Identify security threats during investigations, inspections, or patrols, and perform the necessary actions to minimise or neutralise the threat.
identify service requirements: Interpret customers’ descriptions of vehicle problems; translate these issues into concrete instructions for mechanics and technicians.
identify skills gaps: Search and spot possible skills gaps of individuals by using skills assessment tests and tools. Suggest an action plan.
identify software for warehouse management: Identify relevant software and applications used for warehouse management systems, their characteristics and value added to warehouse management operations.
identify sources on potential target communities for art: Identify relevant sources of information relating to a potential community you could work with.
identify statistical patterns: Analyse statistical data in order to find patterns and trends in the data or between variables.
identify stress points of customer interaction: Determine inefficiencies, anomalies or inconsistencies in the way customers see your brand, service or product.
identify suppliers: Determine potential suppliers for further negotiation. Take into consideration aspects such as product quality, sustainability, local sourcing, seasonality and coverage of the area. Evaluate the likelihood of obtaining beneficial contracts and agreements with them.
identify support mechanisms to develop your professional practice: Identify sources of support to develop your professional practice. Stay aware of current trends in funding that could support you to finance your professional development.
identify surveillance devices: Use counter surveillance measures to search and detect surveillance material such as covert listening devices and hidden video devices.
identify suspicious behaviour: Rapidly spot and identify individuals or customers who behave suspiciously and keep them under close observation.
identify target markets for designs: Identify different target markets for new designs, considering factors such as age, gender, and socioeconomic status.
identify technical resources for performances: Identify the technical equipment required for rehearsals and performances and the necessary production elements such as sets, props and costumes.
identify technological needs: Assess needs and identify digital tools and possible technological responses to address them. Adjust and customise digital environments to personal needs (e.g. accessibility).
identify terrorism threats: Identify the possibility of terrorism activities posing threats and danger in a specific area by monitoring activities of potentially dangerous groups of people, assessing risks in different areas, and gathering intelligence.
identify the dietetic professional quality of care: Ensure the highest quality of care provided through dietetic interventions and nutrition-based advice.
identify the factors causing changes in food during storage: Recognize the most relevant factors (chemical, physical, environmental etc) that can alter the food during its storage.
identify the health benefits of nutritional changes: Recognize the effects of nutritional changes on human organism and how they impact it positively.
identify the healthcare user’s personal capacity: Identify the healthcare user's personal capacity to act in all spheres of life taking account of environmental factors with regard to the social, cultural, physical and institutional setting, identifying biomechanical, motoric, sensory/perceptive, cognitive and psychosocial skills and competences of the healthcare user.
identify training needs: Analyse the training problems and identify the training requirements of an organisation or individuals, so as to provide them with instruction tailored to their prior mastery, profile, means and problem.
identify trees to fell: Identify trees to fell and position machine to fell trees in the required direction, in both clear-fell and thinning.
identify undetected organisational needs: Use the collected input and information from interviewing stakeholders and analysing organisational documents in order to detect unseen needs and improvements that would support the development of the organisation. Identify the needs of the organisation in terms of staff, equipment, and improvement of operations.
identify with the company's goals: Act for the benefit of the company and for the achievement of its targets.
identify wood warp: Identify wood that has changed shape due to stresses, wear or incorrect installation. Recognise the different types of warp, like bow, twist, crook and cup. Identify possible causes and solutions to wood warp.
identity aquaculture species: Identity major European farmed fish, shellfish and crustacean species.
illegal substances: The forbidden substances which cannot be transported from one area to another, or carried by an individual, as well as their nature and how to handle them.
image formation: The principles and factors determining the formation of an image such as geometry, radiometry, photometry, sampling and analog to digital conversion.
imitation jewellery: The materials and processes used to create imitation jewellery, and how to manipulate the materials.
immerse gemstones in chemical liquid: Use chemical solutions to identify the properties of gemstones.
immigration law: The regulations to follow to ensure compliance during investigations or advice in immigration cases and file handling.
immobilise patients for emergency intervention: Immobilise the patient using a backboard or other spinal immobilisation device, preparing the patient for stretcher and ambulance transport.
immunohaematology: The reactions of antibodies in relation to the pathogenesis and manifestation of blood disorders.
immunology: Immunology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
immunotherapy: The type of therapy used to treat cancer by increasing the body's immune system's ability to fight it.
impact investing: Investment strategy aimed at investing in organisations or initiatives with a social or environmental outlook, which in turn generates financial gains but also a positive impact in society.
impact of geological factors on mining operations: Be aware of the impact of geological factors, such as faults and rock movements, on mining operations.
impact of meteorological phenomena on mining operations: Local meteorological conditions and their impact on mining operations, including measurements.
impact of politics on sport delivery: The political context of current service delivery and the sources of possible external influence for the sport organisation.
impact of social contexts on health: The social and cultural contexts of individuals` behaviours, and the impact on their health within their social and cultural context.
impart business plans to collaborators: Diffuse, present, and communicate business plans and strategies to managers, employees making sure that objectives, actions, and important messages are properly conveyed.