TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
sociology applied to paramedical science: The fundamental role of sociology for paramedics in developing and maintaining effective relationships, psychological and social factors that influence an individual in health and illness.
software UI design patterns: The reusable solutions and formalised best practices to solve common user interface tasks in software development and design.
software anomalies: The deviations of what is standard and exceptional events during software system performance, identification of incidents that can alter the flow and the process of system execution.
software architecture models: The set of structures and models needed to understand or describe the software system, including the software elements, the relations between them and the properties of both elements and relations.
software components libraries: The software packages, modules, web services and resources that cover a set of related functions and the databases where these reusable components can be found.
software design methodologies: The methodologies such as Scrum, V-model and Waterfall to design software systems and applications.
software frameworks: The software development environments or tools used to improve the efficiency of new software development by providing specific features that support and guide the development.
software interaction design: The methodologies for designing interaction between users and a software product or service to satisfy the needs and preferences of most of the people who will interface with the product and to simplify the communication between product and user such as Goal-oriented design.
software metrics: The metrics that measure a characteristic of the software system in order to determine the development of the software and evaluate it.
soil mechanics: Thoroughly understand the characteristics of soil in relation to analysing the deformations of fluids within soil that supports man-made structures.
soil science: The field of science that studies soil as a natural resource, its characteristics, formation, and classification. It also examines the physical, biological, and chemical potential of soil.
solar absorption cooling system: Solar absorption cooling is a heat-activated cooling system based on a solution absorption process. It contributes to energy performance.
solar energy: The energy which originates from light and heat from the sun, and which can be harnessed and used as a renewable source of energy using different technologies, such as photovoltaics (PV) for electricity production and solar thermal energy (STE) for thermal energy generation.
solar panel mounting systems: Different ways of setting up solar panels, such as pole mounting, where the panels are fixed to a surface, ballasted mounting, where weights are used to keep the panels in place, and solar tracking, where panels are mounted on a moving surface in order to follow the sun through the sky for optimal insolation.
solar thermal energy systems for hot water and heating: Use of solar tube collectors systems to generate and store domestic potable hot water and heating, and its contribution to energy performance.
solder components onto electronic board: Solder electronic components onto bare electronic boards to create loaded electronic boards using hand soldering tools or soldering machinery.
solder electronics: Operate and use soldering tools and soldering iron, which supply high temperatures to melt the solder and to join electronic components.
soldering techniques: The various techniques for joining pieces of metal together by melting and applying a filler metal into the joint between the two pieces such as silver soldering and induction soldering.
solid-state chemistry: Field of science, also called materials chemistry, studying the properties, synthesis and structure of materials, mostly inorganic, in the solid phase.
solution deployment: The technologies and standards to be used during the installation, deployment and maintenance of software characteristics.
solve ICT system problems: Identify potential component malfunctions. Monitor, document and communicate about incidents. Deploy appropriate resources with minimal outage and deploy appropriate diagnostic tools.
solve bank account problems: Solve bank account problems and issues of customers in the banking sector such as deblocking a bank card.
solve location and navigation problems by using GPS tools: Use applications and devices which provide users with accurate assessment of their location using system of satellites, such as navigation systems.
solve operational transport problems: Communicate with clients and providers in the event of a delay; undertake measures to provide solutions. Take decisions and work proactively in order to avoid operational problems.
solve problems in gambling through digital means: Use ICT resources, tools and competence in order to solve gambling, betting and lottery problems such as game operation problems.
solve problems in healthcare: Carry out actions, by previously identifying and analysing problems, that facilitate seeking the most beneficial solution for the patient, the family and the community, reaching objectives, improving outcomes and keeping the quality of their work.
solve technical problems: Identify technical problems when operating devices and using digital environments, and solve them (from trouble-shooting to solving more complex problems).
somatic integrated modalities: The indications, contraindications and modifications of physiotherapeutic modalities and other manual and therapeutic modalities based on various conditions and situations.
sophrology: The principles and techniques such as concentration, deep breathing, relaxation and visualisation designed to bring the consciousness in harmony with the body.
sort cut parts of carcasses inside cooling compartments: Place the different parts of the carcass resulting from deboning and cutting in cooling rooms. Sort the body parts and follow classifications codes according to the type of meat, part of the carcass, and other considerations in specified containers.
sort textile items: Sort garments and other textiles to be pressed and ironed or for customer pick-up.
sort tobacco leaves: Sort tobacco leaves according to colour and condition. Select the leaves with the best specifications for rolling cigars and for quality assurance. Sort tobacco leaves for manufacturing of different products such as pipe tobacco and chewing tobacco.
sour gas sweetening processes: Processes of removing certain corrosive contaminants, such as hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) from raw gas, such as the Girdler process which uses amine solutions, or modern processes using polymeric membranes.
source colour chemicals: Full range of available dyes and colours chemicals suitable for leather and where to source them.
source criticism: Process of classifying various informational sources into different categories such as historical and non-historical, or primary and secondary, and evaluating those sources on the basis of their content, material features, authors etc.
spa products: Keep up to date with new spa products such as certain oil and nail products being introduced by the market, and implement their benefits in the company or facility.
speak about your work in public: Speak about your work to different kinds of audiences. Illustrate aspects depending on the audience and the occasion.
special equipment in emergency: The usage of the specific medical and life support equipment on ambulance vehicles, according to skill level.
special needs education: The teaching methods, equipment and settings used to support students with special needs in achieving succes in school or community.
special needs learning equipment: The materials used by a special needs teacher for training students with special educational needs in their classes, more specifically tools such as sensory equipment and equipment for stimulating motor skills.
specialise in an area of history: Specialise in a specific field of history, do research on topics relevant to collections, determine which items should be retained or acquired, and how they should be preserved and displayed.
specialise in conservation-restoration of specific types of objects: Specialise in the conservation of particular types of objects: paintings, sculptures, rare books, photographs, furniture, textiles, etc.
specialised astrology software: The software that is used to gather and interpret data on the relevant positioning of celestial objects in order to deduct their influence on human life.
specialist nursing care: The analysis of complex clinical problems, the diagnosis, initiation and evaluation treatment for patients in a multi-professional arena, within the field of specialisation.
specify digital game scenes: Describe scenes of digital games by communicating and cooperating with artistic crew, designers and artists in order to define the scope of the game's virtual environments.
specify landscape design components: Create design components and materials which are appropriate to site, purpose and expected usage. Recommend plants and materials suitable to the scheme and within budget.
speech recognition: The development in the computing field where voice can be recognised by machines and present the results of the spoken fragment or command.
spirit taxation regulations: Use of information resulting from the spirit safe to compare and conform with taxation regulations in relation to distillation strength. Spirit safe is a locked and sealed glass-box only accessible to representatives from the tax office of the government.
spirits development: Processes related to the manufacture of aged and unaged spirits. Under the category of unaged spirits fall vodka and gin. Under the category of aged products fall whisky, rum, and brandy.
spiritualism: The belief or doctrine that the world is made up of two fundamental substances, matter and spirit, and that it is possible for the living to communicate with the spirits of the dead.
split animal carcasses: Separate animal carcasses and organs into larger subsections such as head and limbs, debone and cut them.
split bricks: Use the appropriate tools to trim, split and shape bricks for use in walls. Use a mason's hammer for occasional shaping, and a hammer and chisel for larger quantities or when the split has to be especially straight.
sport and exercise medicine: Prevention and treatement of injuries or conditions resulted from a physical activity or sport.
sport games rules: The rules and regulations of sport games such as football, soccer, tennis, and others.
sports ethics: The ethical considerations in sport activities, policy and management that ensure fair play and sportsmanship in all recreational and competitive sports.
sports nutrition: Nutritional information such as vitamins and energy pills related to a specific sporting activity.
spot metal imperfections: Observe and identify various kinds of imperfections in metal workpieces or finished products. Recognise the best fitted manner of fixing the problem, which could be caused by corrosion, rust, fractures, leaks, and other signs of wear.
spot other climbers: Attend to another climber's safety and climbing progress. Belay them, shortening the amount of rope between them and the next anchor or giving slack if the climber needs to perform a manoeuvre. Communicate and coordinate with the climber.
spot welding machine parts: Parts of a machine designed to perform spot welding practices on metal workpieces, such as the air or hydraulic cylinder, welding head, spot welding electrodes, upper platen, lower platen, flexible bands, knee, and others.
spray finishing technology: Equipment, technologies and techniques for spray finishing of leather according to product specification. Topics include surface preparation, equipment types, preparation of finishing mixtures, operation monitoring and spray applications related to different type of finishing, coatings and final articles.
spray pesticides: Spray pesticide solutions to keep insects, fungus, weed growth, and diseases under control.
spray slabs: Spray with chemical solution the slabs one by one to prevent sticking and cover them with a layer of canvas sheet.
stabilise pH of starches: Stabilise pH of starches by performing pH tests, adding chemicals for the purpose in adequate quantities.
stack packaged items: Stack packaged items for transportation or storage. Anticipate the need for and utilise additional protective materials in stacking the products.
stack paper bags: Manually remove finished paper bags from the paper bag machine and stack them onto piles in crates or boxes for further packaging and transporting.
stack timber: Stack and align timber in neat and separate layers to make it ready for kiln drying.
staff game shifts: Monitor staffing levels to ensure that all games and tables are adequately staffed for every shift.
stages of bereavement: Stages of the bereavement such as the acceptance that the loss has occurred, the experience of pain, the adjustment to life without the person in question.
stages of normal development: The main sequential stages of normal development, the cognitive, emotional and social measures of maturation through the human lifespan.
stain wood: Mix ingredients to create a stain and apply a layer to the furniture to give it a specific colour and finish.
stamp V-belts: Stamp the V-belts with the brand identification information by pushing the lever to rotate the spindles, the length of the belt being recorded on gauge.
stamp refractory products: Stamp products with the specified pattern or code prior to curing using handtools.
stamping press parts: Components of a stamping press, such as bolster plate, ram, automatic feeder and tonnage monitor, their qualities and applications.
stand watch on vessel: Stand watch in ships' bows, sterns, or bridge wings. Look out for obstructions in the ship's path and locate navigational aids such as buoys. Determine geographical position of the ship, using all available means such as GPS, radar ranges, visual observations and depth sounders. Perform navigational watches while underway, and safety watches, anchor watches and dock watches at other times as deemed prudent by the Captain, in accordance with normal bridge management procedures.
standard sizing systems for clothing: Standard sizing systems for clothing developed by different countries. Differences among the systems and standards of different countries, the development of the systems according to the evolution of the shape of the human body and their usage in the clothing industry.
standards for web-based e-learning: The standards and specifications used for web-based e-learning, such as Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM), which define communications between client side content and a host system supported by a learning management system.
standards of track geometry: Have a thorough understanding of the characteristics and requirements of track geometry in terms of horizontal and vertical alignment, in relation to curvature and line speeds.
staple spinning machine technology: Technologies, operations, monitoring and maintenance of machines during the yarn spinning process.
starch production processes: Processes of starch production from tending cleaners to millers, to separators, washing screens, centrifugal separators to starch.
starchy plant foods: Variety of starchy plant foods that render flour, such as barley, oats, peanuts, potatoes, soybeans, rice, buckwheat, corn, lima beans, rye and chickpeas.
start up chocolate moulding line: Start up moulding line equipment, including chillers, air compressor, chocolate tanks, pumps and tempering units.
state aid regulations: The regulations, procedures and horizontal rules governing the provision of an advantage in any form conferred on a selective basis to undertakings by national public authorities.
statistical analysis system software: Specific software system (SAS) used for advanced analytics, business intelligence, data management, and predictive analytics.
statistical quality control: Quality control by sampling the appropriate number of items per lot to obtain a statistically significant result. Sampling the materials and determining their quality, either accepting or rejecting it, or rating it.
statistics: The study of statistical theory, methods and practices such as collection, organisation, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data. It deals with all aspects of data including the planning of data collection in terms of the design of surveys and experiments in order to forecast and plan work-related activities.
stay abreast of wine trends: Stay abreast of the latest trends in wine and possibly other spirits such as biological wines and sustainable cultures.
stay alert: Stay focused and alert at all times; react quickly in the case of unexpected events. Concentrate and do not get distracted performing a task over a long period of time.
stay up to date with social media: Keep up with the trends and people on social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
stay up-to-date with current events: Inform oneself about current local or global events, form an opinion on hot topics and perform small talks with clients or other relations in a professional context.
stay up-to-date with hair style trends: Keep abreast of current and future fashion trends in hair styles.
stay up-to-date with latest book releases: Stay informed about recently published book titles and releases by contemporary authors.
stay up-to-date with music and video releases: Stay informed about the latest music and video releases in all output formats: CD, DVD, Blu-Ray, vinyl, etc.
stay up-to-date with vehicle trends: Gather information about the current trends and styles of vehicles, and the need for new products or services.
stealth technology: The techniques used to make aircraft, ships, missiles and satellites less detectable to radars and sonars. This includes the design of particular shapes and the development of radar-absorbent material.
steer ship in compliance with helm orders: Steer a ship using various propulsion and steering systems, while under supervision and complying with helm orders.
steer vessels: Operate and steer vessels such as cruise ships, ferries, tankers, and container ships.
steer vessels in ports: Direct the course of vessels in ports using information on the local weather, wind, water depths tides, etc. Ensure that vessels avoid hazards such as reefs through use of navigational aids.
stem cells: The biological development of human embryonic stem cells, together with the ethical concerns related and the legal requirements involved.
stenography: Capture of spoken words in its entirety, especially meanings and relevant details into written form.
sterilise fermentation tanks: Sterilise workspaces and equipment using hoses, scrapers, brushes, or chemical solutions.
sterilise medical equipment: Disinfect and clean all medical devices and equipment gathered from operating rooms, wards and other departments of a hospital or clinic and check for bacteria after disinfection using a microscope.
sterilise working environment: Make sure all working equipment, jewellery and skin is made sterile, before performing skin treatment or body modifications such as tattooing or piercing, to prevent infections or the transfer of diseases.
sterilization techniques: The methods and techniques used to destroy or remove microorganisms such as viruses and bacteria that can contaminate medical instruments or any type of material in a health care setting.
stimulate creative processes: Encourage and foster creative processes from setting up brainstorming sessions, incubating ideas, up to contrasting them with other ideas and undergoing feasibility tests of the prospects.
stimulate creativity in the team: Use techniques like brainstorming to stimulate creativity in the team.
stimulate performers' imagination: Use inspirational artifacts and creative methods to stimulate the performers' imagination. Provide the performers with the necessary documentation.
stimulate students' independence: Encourage students with special needs to perform tasks independently, without the help from a caregiver and teach them personal independence skills.
stir cement mixture: Stir the mixture for producing liquid rubber cement by electrically driven paddles or by hand paddles.
stir herbs in vats: Use appropriate equipment to stir herbs in vats during the process of infusion of aromas.
stitch paper materials: Place the book or the material to be stitched under the needle, set the presser foot to the thickness of the book, and turn setscrews to adjust the length of the stitch. Push the material under the presser foot, activating the needle to sew through the length of the paper. Afterwards cut the threads connecting the material, and stack the obtained products.
stock tobacco products' machines: Stock machine with materials for production of tobacco products. Take care to provide adequate quantities of paper, filters, glue, and other materials to achieve the daily production plan.
stomatology: Stomatology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
stop speeding vehicles: Stop people who drive to fast or ignore traffic signs to make them aware of traffic laws.
store archival documents: Store and preserve archival documents. Copy archive records to film, videotape, audiotape, disk, or computer formats as required.
store cocoa pressing products: Use adequate recipients to store the outputs after pressing the cocoa. Fill pots with chocolate liquor, extrude specified amounts of cocoa butter into holding tank, and eject cocoa cakes onto conveyor.
store contaminated materials: Package and store materials which pose risks to health and safety due to contamination, and awaiting disposal or treatment, in a manner compliant with safety regulations.
store crops: Store and preserve crops in accordance with standards and regulations to ensure their quality. Ensure that storage facilities are kept according to hyginic standards, regulating temperature, heating and air conditioning of storage facilities.
store design layout: Fundamentals in layout and store design in order to achieve an optimal product placement.
store digital data and systems: Use software tools to archive data by copying and backing them up, in order to ensure their integrity and to prevent data loss.
store kitchen supplies: Keep delivered kitchen supplies for future use in a safe and hygiene place according to guidelines.
store negatives: Place the cut photographic film into protective sleeves and store them in a safe manner.
store performance equipment: Dismantle sound, light and video equipment after a performance event and store in a safe place.
store produced pyrotechnics: Store the produced trays of pyrotechnics sorting them according to the processing date.
store products: Keep products in a safe place in order to maintain their quality. Ensure the stock facilities meet hygiene standards, regulating temperature, heating and air conditioning of storage facilities.
store raw milk: Receive and store raw milk under adequate conditions in a silo at a milk reception point in the plant.
store semen: Keep animal semen in reserve at the correct temperature and in accordance with production specifications.
store soap flakes: Keep in reserve processed soap flakes through the conveyor belt to the storage bins.
store sorted waste: Store waste materials, products, and appliances which have been sorted into separate categories for recycling or disposal into the appropriate containers and storage equipment or facilities.
store spent acids: Store spent acids, transferring them from batch nitrator to separator using the petcock.
store warehouse goods: Transport goods in the warehouse and place them in the designated locations with precision in order maximise use of space. Operate forklifts or other instruments to facilitate this activity.
store wine: Keep in reserve various types of wine according to standards, regulating temperature, heating and air conditioning of storage facilities.
stow cargo: Stow cargo in a secure manner; operate handling gear and lashing equipment.
strain paper on mould: Adjust the paper to the size of the frame and insert a cover paper screen and grid on top of it. Strain the whole, and dump the paper pulp in the opening of the 'mould and deckle'. Distribute the paper pulp, let the water drain out on a metal sheet or cover and remove the mould without the grid.
strategic planning: The elements defining the foundation and core of an organisation such as its mission, vision, values, and objectives.
strategies for handling cases of elder abuse: The range of strategies and approaches utilised in the identification, termination, and prevention of instances of elder abuse. This incudes understanding of the methods and procedures used to recognise instances of elder abuse, the legal implications of abusive behaviour; and possible intervention and rehabilitation activities.
strategies for handling cases of sexual assault: The range of strategies and approaches utilised in the identification, termination, and prevention of instances of sexual assault. This incudes understanding of the methods and procedures used to recognise instances of sexual assault, the legal implications, and possible intervention and rehabilitation activities. Sexual assault includes all kinds of practice of forcing a person into sexual acts against their will or without their consent, as well as cases when children and minors are involved in sexual activities.
stretch belts: Stretch the belts to fit the moulds, fastening multiple moulds using a metal rod nut.
strive for company growth: Develop strategies and plans aiming at achieving a sustained company growth, be the company self-owned or somebody else's. Strive with actions to increase revenues and positive cash flows.
strive for excellence in musical performance: Continually commit to perfecting your instrumental or vocal performance.
strive for nutritional improvement of food manufacturing: Work with experts from the agricultural and food processing industries to improve food value, nutrition, and supply.
strive to conserve the composition of water: Strive not to unnecessarily alter the composition of the water when removing undesirable constituents.
structure information: Organise information using systematic methods such as mental models and according to given standards in order to facilitate user information processing and understanding with respect to the specific requirements and characteristics of the output media.
student financial aid programmes: The different financial support services offered to students by the government, private organisations or the attended school such as tax benefits, loans or grants.
study acquisition of language: Examine how people learn languages, from childhood or in later stages of life, how this knowledge interacts with other cognitive processes, and how it can differ from one language to another across geographic areas.
study ancient inscriptions: Interpret, research and investigate ancient insciptions on stone, marble or wood such as Egyptian hieroglyphs.
study artistic techniques: Study a variety of artistic techniques and learn how to apply them in concrete artistic projects.
study artworks: Study styles, techniques, colours, textures, and materials used in works of art.
study communications channels for different employers/contractors: Research and test target employers/contractors and find out what ways they prefer to access  work, contact, etc.
study community as a target community: Employ appropriate research activities to find out about this specific community as potential/target market. Identify their specific needs, the dance style, roles and relationships and communication systems employed previously to cover these needs. Research the importance of values, policies or language that are relevant to communicating with them.
study court hearings: Read and interpret court hearings in order to format and process the outcome information of these events.
study craft trends: Research and study trends in crafting, in order to keep up with current designs and marketing strategies.
study cultures: Study and internalise a culture that is not your own to truly understand its traditions, rules, and workings.
study fish migration: Perform research and study the fish migration and movement, taking into account the environmental factors such as the influence of water salinity.
study groundwater: Prepare and conduct field studies in order to determine groundwater quality. Analyse and interpret maps, models and geographical data. Compose a picture of area groundwater and land contamination. File reports on issues with landfill groundwater, e.g. area pollution caused by coal combustion products.
study human population: Analyse data about the human population in a specific geographic area in order to uncover trends such as mortality rate, migration, and fertility rates.
study human societies: Gather and analyse data in order to examine how humans respond to change, how power systems come into place, how cultural movements arise, etc.
study media sources: Study various media sources such as broadcasts, print media, and online media in order to gather inspiration for the development of creative concepts.
study prices of wood products: Be aware of current market studies and forecasts concerning supply, demand, trade and prices of wood and related products.
study relevant writing: Do permanent research within the market, read relevant publications and follow blogs, stay up to date with recent writings in a specific field.
study roles from scripts: Study and rehearse roles from scripts. Interpret, learn and memorise lines, stunts, and cues as directed.
study sales levels of products: Collect and analyse sales levels of products and services in order to use this information for determining the quantities to be produced in the following batches, customer feedback, price trends, and the efficiency of sales methods.
study the relationships between quantities: Use numbers and symbols to research the link between quantities, magnitudes, and forms.
study topics: Carry out effective research on relevant topics to be able to produce summary information appropriate to different audiences. The research may involve looking at books, journals, the internet, and/or verbal discussions with knowledgeable persons.
study traffic flow: Study the synergy between vehicles, chauffeurs, and the transportation infrastructure such as roads, road signs and lights in order to create a road network where traffic can move efficiently and without many traffic jams.
study website behaviour patterns: Research, analyse and optimise business results and user experience online through the use of tracking website metric tools.
stuff toys: Fill toys made of textile with mushy materials such as straw, cotton, synthetic fiber or wood wool.
stun animals: Stun animals for slaughter according to the type of animals, and following regulations regarding animal welfare. Strive to minimise the incidence of consciousness recovery within time limits.
style a dog's coat: Style and finish a dog's coat using various trimming methods. Make sure to follow the standards for how different breeds should look.
style sheet languages: The field of computer language that conveys the presentation of structured documents such as Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). These documents have to adhere to style sheets, a set of stylistic rules such as font, color and layout.
styles of boxes: Different styles of boxes in Europe. These are defined by a 4-digit code and specified by the European Federation of Corrugated Board Manufacturers (FEFCO). The styles are more an example of complicated and special box designs.
submit preliminary artwork: Submit preliminary artwork or art project plans to clients for approval, leaving room for additional suggestions and changes.
subsidiary operations: The coordination, processes, and operations revolving around the management of subsidiaries either nationally or internationally. The integration of strategic guidelines coming from the headquarters, consolidation of financial reporting, and abidance by the regulatory mandates of the jurisdiction where the subsidiary operates.
sugar, chocolate and sugar confectionery products: The offered sugar, chocolate and sugar confectionery products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
suggest revision of manuscripts: Suggest adaptations and revisions of manuscripts to authors to make the manuscript more appealing to the target audience.
suggest well maintenance: Ensure appropriate well maintenance is provided after discovering issues or risks on the drilling rig or drilling site.
sulphur recovery processes: Processes to recover elemental sulphur or other desired sulphuric products from acid gas obtained as a byproduct from the sweetening of raw gas, such as the Claus process, which uses thermic and catalytic reactions, or its variants.
summarise stories: Summarise stories briefly to give a broad idea of the creative concept, e.g. in order to secure a contract.
sun-cure tobacco: Place tobacco in the sun uncovered to let it dry out naturally. Generally, oriental tobacco is low in sugar and nicotine and is very popular for cigarettes.
supervise accounting operations: Coordinate, commission, and monitor operations in accounting departments in order to ensure the accurate record and eventual reporting of the financial operations of the company.
supervise advocacy work: Manage the aim to influence political, economic and social decisions. Make sure ethics and policies are followed.
supervise airside performance: Measure and supervise airside performance in accordance with safety and compliance KPI's.
supervise animal handling for veterinary activities: Supervise the handling and restraint of animals in connection with veterinary examination or other procedures.
supervise aquaculture circulation system: Supervise circulation and aeration systems applying water chemistry analysis.
supervise aquaculture facilities: Supervise aquaculture facilities and identify equipment needs. Understand aquaculture equipment drawings, plans, and design principles of different containment systems.
supervise artefact movement: Oversee the transport and relocation of museum artefacts and ensure their security.
supervise audiology team: Oversee the work of audiology students and health care personnel, supervising them as required.
supervise betting operations: Supervise betting activities to ensure that operations are conducted properly. Note irregularities and ensure that all betts are conducted according to law and house rules.
supervise betting shop staff: Observe, supervise and schedule the daily tasks of betting shop employees.
supervise biofilter systems: Supervise biofilter systems used to control water and air pollution.
supervise brand management: Supervise the promotion of a particular brand of goods, by liaising with the appropriate departments.
supervise cage net systems: Supervise cage net changing and net repairs. Maintain and clean floats and mooring ropes.
supervise camera crew: Supervise the camera crew to make sure they use the right equipment, angles, frames, shots, etc., according to the creative vision.
supervise camp operations: Oversee the daily operations of a camp including guest departures and arrivals, cleanliness of washing facilities and the provision of food, drinks or entertainment.
supervise children: Keep the children under supervision for a certain period of time, ensuring their safety at all times.
supervise chiropractic students: Supervise chiropractic students in the workplace and share own expertise with them; train them so that they can perform well in the workplace.
supervise correctional procedures: Supervise the operations of a correctional facility or other correctional procedures, ensuring that they are compliant with legal regulations, and ensure that the staff complies with regulations, and aim to improve the facility's efficiency and safety.
supervise costume workers: Coordinate and direct costume workers in the process of drawing, cutting and sewing costumes and samples.
supervise court hearings: Supervise the procedures during a court hearing to ensure they are compliant with regulations, occur in an orderly and honest manner, and to ensure that no moral or ethical boundaries are crossed during questioning or the presentation of legal arguments.
supervise craft activities: Supervise craft related activities for use with members of the public e.g. face painting, colouring-in, mask making, ensuring that these activities are carried out safely.
supervise craft production: Fabricate or prepare patterns or templates to guide the crafting production process.
supervise crop production: Supervise and analyse overall crop production in order to ensure effective production process, taking into account the environmental regulations.
supervise daily information operations: Direct daily operations of different units. Coordinate program/project activities to assure the respect of costs and time.
supervise daily library operations: Supervise daily library processes and operations. Budgeting, planning, and personnel activities such as hiring, training, scheduling, and performance evaluations.
supervise data entry: Supervise the entry of information such as addresses or names in a data storage and retrieval system via manual keying, electronic data transfer or by scanning.
supervise dental staff: Supervise the work of dental staff, making sure they manage equipment and supplies appropriately.
supervise dental technician staff: Supervise dental laboratory assistants and other dental technicians in the fabrication of dentures and other dental devices.
supervise deposit slips: Supervise paper slips that banks use with customers for the purpose of depositing funds onto their account.
supervise doctoral students: Assist students working on a doctorate in specifying their research question and deciding on a methodology. Monitor their progress and conduct quality reviews of their work.
supervise educational staff: Monitor and evaluate the actions of the educational staff such as teaching or research assistants and teachers and their methods. Mentor, train, and give advice to them if necessary.
supervise electricity distribution operations: Supervise the activities of an electricity distribution facility and the operation of electrical energy distribution systems, such as power lines, in order to ensure compliance with legislation, efficient operations, and that the equipment is properly handled and maintained.
supervise employees in food production plants: Supervise employees and monitor product quality at plants that turn raw materials including living creatures, vegetables and grains into products.
supervise employees on operating fuel pumps: Supervise employees activities on operating the fuel pumps and ensure the safety of their operations.
supervise entertainment activities for guests: Oversee camp programmes and activities such as games, sports and entertainment events.
supervise equipment: Start up and shut down equipment; identify and troubleshoot technical problems and conduct minor repairs. Monitor control equipment in order to identify safety and environmental hazards.
supervise food in healthcare: Supervise the food, menus and meals provided in a health care setting to ensure compliance with health safety and hygienic standards.
supervise food quality: Oversee the quality and safety of food served to visitors and customers according to food standards.
supervise forestry workers: Supervise and coordinate the staff that works in the forestry areas.
supervise fruit production teams: Supervise the fruit production crews by planning, assigning and evaluating their daily activities.
supervise game operations: Circulate between gaming tables watching the games to ensure that operations are conducted properly. Note irregularities and malfunctions, ensure that dealers follow house rules and that players don't cheat.
supervise gas distribution operations: Supervise the activities of a gas distribution facility and the operation of gas distribution systems, such as pipelines, in order to ensure compliance with legislation, efficient operations, and that the equipment is properly handled and maintained.
supervise grape pressing: Supervise and guide the crushing, pressing, settling and all other phases of juice treatment and the fermentation of the must.
supervise horticultural crews: Supervise the horticultural crews by planning, assigning and evaluating their daily activities.
supervise housekeeping operations: Oversee the day-to-day service and cleaning of rooms and public areas to ensure continuous operations.
supervise hygiene procedures in agricultural settings: Ensure that hygiene procedures in agricultural settings are followed, taking into account the regulations of specific areas of action e.q. livestock, plants, local farm products, etc.
supervise laboratory operations: Supervise the staff working in a laboratory, as well as oversee that equipment is functional and maintained, and procedures occur in compliance with regulations and legislation.
supervise legal case procedures: Supervise the procedures conducted during or after a legal case to ensure that everything occurred compliant with legal regulations, that the case is finished before closing, and to verify whether no mistakes have been made and all necessary steps were undertaken during the progression of the case from start to closing.
supervise lighting crew: Supervise the crew responsible for setting up and operating lighting equipment during production of a motion picture or theatre production. Make sure they understand the creative vision and use the right equipment and settings.
supervise loading of cargo: Supervise the process of loading equipment, cargo, goods and other Items. Ensure that all cargo is handled and stored properly in accordance with regulations and standards.
supervise maintenance activities in airports: Supervise airport staff during operational and maintenance activities such as aeroplane refuelling, flight communications, runway maintenance, etc.
supervise maintenance of sport facilities: Ensure sport equipment and facilities are properly checked and maintained. It also covers supervising major and minor repairs and improvements to equipment and facilities.
supervise medical office support workers: Supervise the work of office support workers in the medical field such as medical receptionists and support them in any administrative related business.
supervise medical residents: Oversee and manage the work of residents within the specific medical unit, providing them with guidance and support.
supervise merchandise displays: Work closely together with visual display staff to decide how items should be displayed, in order to maximise customer interest and product sales.
supervise mine construction operations: Prepare and oversee mine construction operations e.g. shaft and tunnel constructions.
supervise motor vehicles manufacture: Inspect plants where motor vehicles are manufactured to ensure safety and quality control. Ensure that components are manufactured in compliance with safety and design specifications.
supervise movement of crew: Oversee embarkation and disembarkation of crew members; ensure that safety regulations are followed according to specifications.
supervise movement of passengers: Oversee embarking and disembarking of travellers; ensure that safety regulations are followed according to specifications.
supervise music groups: Direct music groups, individual musicians or complete orchestras at rehearsals and during live or studio performances, in order to improve the overall tonal and harmonic balance, dynamics, rhythm, and tempo.
supervise nursing staff: Supervise nurses, trainees, healthcare assistants, support workers, and/or students by providing practical and theoretical training, mentoring, and support, as required.
supervise orthoptic treatments: Supervise orthoptic treatments by using occlusion therapy for amblyopia, prism therapy, and exercises of convergence and fusional ability where indicated.
supervise performers' fights: Communicate expectations and targeted results, transmit the fight sequences, and technical aspect of the fighting discipline, etc. Help the performers/dancers internalise the fights sequences and fighting techniques. Supervise them in action and motivate and help them them achieve their maximum potential. Make performers them aware of the associated risks. Get performers to rehearse fights.
supervise pest and disease control: Scout for pest damage, order pesticides as needed and within given budget, supervise mixing and application of pesticides, maintain records of pesticide application.
supervise pharmaceutical staff: Oversee the work and mentoring of pharmacy technicians, students, interns and residents.
supervise physiotherapist assistants: Supervise and provide learning opportunities for physiotherapist assistants.
supervise physiotherapy students: Supervise, educate and provide learning opportunities for physiotherapy students.
supervise plotting of stage lights: Make sure cues for stage lights are adequately entered into the lightboard. Put in levels, positions, changeovers, etc.
supervise pool activities: Ensure pool bathers' activities comply with the bathing regulations: Inform bathers of pool regulations, perform rescue activities, supervise diving activities and waterslides, take action in case of harassment or trespassing, and deal with misconduct appropriately.
supervise practical courses: Prepare the content and the material required for practical lessons, explain technical notions to students, answer their questions and evaluate their progress on a regular basis.
supervise projects for the conservation of heritage buildings: Supervise protection and restoration projects of cultural heritage. Use your expertise to make sure the project runs smoothly.
supervise property development projects: Supervise the operations of new projects relating to property development, such as renovation, re-leasing, purchasing of land, building projects, and sale of improved properties. Ensure that the operations are profitable, occur in a timely manner, and are compliant with regulations.
supervise religious organisations: Supervise the operations of religious organisations such as parishes, congregations, churches, mosques, and other religious organisations and institutions to ensure that the operation is compliant with the regulations of the overarching religious system.
supervise routine maintenance of airport lighting systems: Supervise routine maintenance tasks for airport lighting systems: replace components such as lamps and lenses, clean filters, cut the grass, remove snow, etc.
supervise sales activities: Monitor and oversee the activities related to the ongoing sales in the shop to ensure that sales goals are met, assess areas for improvement, and identify or solve problems that customers could encounter.
supervise security at manned access gates: Ensure that surveillance operations undertaken at manned access gates are carried out as effectively as possible.
supervise sewerage systems construction: Supervise the implementation of correct sewerage system plans and methods during construction, installation, and maintenance of sewerage systems to ensure conformity to the approved plans, and the safety of operations.
supervise site maintenance: Supervise the clean-up and maintenance of a specific site in order to ensure it is fit for purpose.
supervise sound production: Supervise the creation of sound and decide which music and sounds to use for the movie and theatre production.
supervise speech and language team: Supervise newly qualified speech and language therapists and assistants.
supervise spoken language learning: Conduct active, foreign language learning classes focused on speaking and evaluate students on their progress regarding pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar through oral tests and assignments.
supervise store opening and closing procedures: Supervise the procedures of opening and closing hours such as cleaning, stock shelfing, securing valuable items, etc.
supervise students in social services: Supervise social work students while they are on social work placement. Share expertise and train them to execute their responsibilities well.
supervise the maintenance of military equipment: Plan and supervise the routine maintenance and repair work of military equipment and weaponry to ensure proper working order.