TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
questioned document examination: The forensic science discipline that uses scientific methods to provide evidence about a document used as evidence in court, such as origin, forgery, and authenticity.
rack wines: Rack wines by siphoning the wine off of sediments that settle out to the bottom of vessels such as carboy. Operate machinery needed to effectuate the process of racking.
radars: Systems that can use radio waves or microwaves to capture the speed, direction, range, and altitude of objects. It can be used for the detection of aeroplanes, ships, and weather formations.
radiation effects on human body: The way specific body parts are more specifically affected by exposure to different types of radiation sources.
radiation physics in healthcare: The radiation physics related to conventional radiology, CT, MRI, ultrasound, diagnostic nuclear medicine and their principles such as areas of application, indications, contraindications, limitations and radiation hazards.
radiation protection: The measures and procedures used to protect people and the environment from the harmful effects of ionising radiation.
radioactive contamination: The different causes of the presence of radioactive substances in liquids, solids, or gases or on surfaces, and the manner in which to identify the types of contaminants, their risks, and the contaminants' concentration.
radiobiology: The way ionising radiation interacts with a living organism, how it can be used to treat various cancers and its effects.
radiochemistry: The chemistry of radioactive materials, the way to use radioactive isotopes of elements to study the properties and chemical reactions of non-radioactive isotopes.
radiological photography: The characteristics and methods applied to X-rays, which are used in medical field to detect diseases or fractures.
radiology: Radiology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
radiotherapy: Radiotherapy is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
rail construction engineering: Thoroughly understand the nature of rail construction engineering; understand safety requirements and related security standards and procedures, to ensure that designs optimise constructability and maintainability.
rail design engineering: Thoroughly understand the nature of rail design engineering including electrical, civil and mechanical components. Understand principles of engineering contract management and project management.
rail disruption management: Thoroughly understand the conditions, causes, and effects of rail disruption or derailment, and of degraded mode operations including tasks and tools.
rail infrastructure: Thoroughly understand the characteristics of railway infrastructure: rail technologies, track gauges, rail signalling, rail junctions, etc.
rail project financing: Thoroughly understand the ways in which railway projects are financed, such as public, private, and public-private partnership financing, including all the type of stakeholders that may be involved.
railway framework legislation: Know and apply railway framework legislation where requirements for railways in the EU are established. Know legislation that applies to the field of cross-border freight transit.
rainwater management: The characteristics of water sensitive urban design methods such as wet basins, dry basins, drainage and surface infiltration.
raise awareness on local community's priorities: Intervene and implement programs or activities that raise awareness of issues relevant for the respective local community, such as social or economic inequality, gender issues, violence, and drug abuse.
raise hens: Keep hens in order to produce table eggs for eating or fertile eggs for breeding.
raisin grapes: The rules and conditions for growing raisin grapes: characteristics of the vine and growing regulations.
range of spirits: Spirits and their combination for developing the final product such as whisky, vodka, cognac.
re-assemble engines: Re-assemble transport equipment engines after overhaul, inspection, repair, maintenace or cleaning according to blueprints and technical plans.
reach out to diverse youth: Target and reach out to young people from different racial, social and economic backgrounds.
react acordingly to unexpected events outdoors: Detect  and respond to the environment changing conditions and their effect on human psychology and behaviour.
react calmly in stressful situations: React quickly, calmly, and safely to unexpected situations; provide a solution that solves the problem or diminishes its impact.
react to emergency situations in a live performance environment: Assess and react to an emergency (fire, threat, accident or another calamity), alerting emergency services and taking appropriate measures to safeguard or evacuate workers, participants, visitors or audience according to the established procedures.
react to events in time-critical environments: Monitor the situation around you and anticipate. Be ready to take quick and appropriate action in case of unexpected events.
react to mining emergencies: Quickly respond to emergency calls. Provide appropriate assistance and direct first response team to incident scene.
react to physical changes or hazards: React and respond quickly  quickly and appropriately to external or internal circumstances and stimuli.
read 3D displays: Read 3D-displays and understand the information they provide on positions, distances, and other parameters.
read assembly drawings: Read and interpret drawings listing all the parts and subassemblies of a certain product. The drawing identifies the different components and materials and provides instructions on how to assemble a product.
read broadcast programming: Read the programming schedule in order to know which programs need to be recorded and aired.
read care labels: Sort clothing items according to their colour or fabric by inspecting and reading care tags or labels. They indicate agitations, how a particular fabric should best be washed, bleached, dryed, ironed and cleaned.
read checked baggage tags: Read and interpret tags on checked bags and sort luggage accordingly to ensure that items of baggage are loaded onto the correct flight.
read dance scores: Read and note dance scores (if the choreography is notated or is reconstructed from a historical approach).
read electricity meter: Interpret the measuring instruments which measure the consumption and reception of electricity in a facility or residence, record the results in a correct manner.
read engineering drawings: Read the technical drawings of a product made by the engineer in order to suggest improvements, make models of the product or operate it.
read gas meter: Read gas measuring meter, recording the relevant information such as the amounts of gas dispensed and received.
read hallmarks: Read and understand stamps on metal object to indicate the purity, date of production, and producer of the item.
read heat meter: Interpret the measuring equipment which records the consumption of thermal energy by measuring heat transfer fluid and temperature changes, and record the results correctly.
read job ticket instructions: Understand instructions from the cards accompanying job orders and set up or run the machine based on these statements.
read lighting plans: Read the instructions on the light plan to determine the light equipment needed and the right placement.
read palms: Interpret the lines on the client's hands, as well the shape of various features. According to a traditional or personal system, interpret these features, and possibly others such as texture and flexibility of the palm. Make statements on the person's personality, motivations, or events in their lives.
read people: Gather information on people by closely observing body language, registering vocal cues and asking questions.
read pictograms: Interpret pictograms that indicate characteristics and required measures for handling objects through visual representations.
read pre-drafted texts: Read texts, written by others or by yourself, with the proper intonation and animation.
read railway circuit plans: Read and comprehend circuit plans during initial construction, during troubleshooting, maintenance, and testing activities and while repairing or replacing components.
read scripts: Read a playbook or film script, not only as literature, but identifying, actions, emotional states, evolution of characters, situations, different sets and locations, etc.
read standard blueprints: Read and comprehend standard blueprints, machine, and process drawings.
read stowage plans: Read and comprehend content of stowage plans to stow various types of cargo.
read technical datasheet: Read and understand the technical specifications describing the characteristics and functionality mode of a product, component or machine, usually provided by the manufacturer.
read water meter: Interpret the measuring instruments which measure the consumption and reception of water in facilities or residences, and note down the results in a correct manner.
read zoo reports: Read and process the reports of zookeepers and other zoological professionals, and compile the information for zoo records.
real estate market: The trends concerning the buying, selling, or renting of property, including the land, buildings, and natural resources encompassed within the property; the categories of residential properties and properties for business purposes which such properties are traded in.
real estate underwriting: The process of evaluating applications for loans in real estate activities in which not only the prospective borrower but also the property being traded in is evaluated in order to assess whether the property will be capable of redeeming its value.
real-time computing: The ICT hardware and software systems which are bound to respond to input within precisely tight constraints of time
rebuff tyre: Use abrasive tools to grind the old tyre and to remove the worn tread, brush or spray a rubber solution to join the new and the old material, and fix the new tread or piece of tread.
receive actors' resumes: Receive headshots and resumes from actors to select the most qualified and schedule auditions.
receive appropriate permissions for use of recorded audiovisual examples: Gain and receive appropriate permissions for use of recorded visual examples of your work. Obtain permissions to use images of people in your promotion.
receive goods: Control documentation, unloading and booking of goods with which the receipt from a vendor or from production is posted.
receive key information about projects: Develop initial ideas and discuss requirements in detail with clients (the brief) and set project schedules.
receive kitchen supplies: Accept the delivery of ordered kitchen supplies and make sure everything is included and in good condition.
receive patient referrals with eye conditions: Receive patient referrals from the eye casualty and neurology departments, eye clinics, general practitioners, health visitors and community clinics.
receive shipment packaging information: Receive information from consignors about the goods, about aspects of the paperwork, and about how the goods should be packed and loaded onto trucks. Understand information and rigorously apply instructions.
receive veterinary clients and their animals for appointments: Receive veterinary clients, making sure that they and their animals are prepared for appointments.'
recirculation systems: The characteristics and functioning of complex circulation, aeration and biofilter systems.
recognise abnormalities on board: Identify anomalies and abnormalities on board, evaluate them, and take appropriate actions to restore normal operation of ship. Check all (safety) systems for operational functions. Organise actions to be taken in the event of an identified problem.
recognise fake goods: Identify imitation and counterfeit products using methods and equipment such as microscopes and laboratory analysis in order to determine their properties.
recognise indicators of gifted student: Observe students during instruction and identify signs of exceptionally high intelligence in a student, such as showing remarkable intellectual curiosity or showing restlessness due to boredom and or feelings of not being challenged.
recognise indicators of problem betting: Recognise and react adequately to signs of problem betting, such as obsession, irrational behaviour and borrowing money.
recognise patients' reaction to therapy: Respond to significant changes, patterns and dangers in the patient's response to therapy.
recognise signs of corrosion: Recognise the symptoms of metal showing oxidation reactions with the environment resulting in rusting, copper pitting, stress cracking, and others, and estimate the rate of corrosion.
recognise signs of wood rot: Check whether a wood element shows signs of rot. Aurally inspect the wood by testing what sound it makes on impact. Check for visual signs of rot.
recognise the hazards of dangerous goods: Be aware of the threats posed by potentially dangerous goods such as polluting, toxic, corrosive, or explosive materials.
recognize cytologic abnormalities: Identify cytologic abnormal cases such as infectious agents, inflammatory processes and precancerous lesions in gynecologic and non-gynecologic specimens.
recommend clothing according to customer's measurements: Recommend and provide advice on clothing items to customers in accordance to their measurements and size for clothes.
recommend cosmetics to customers: Recommend and provide advice on cosmetic products based on the customer's personal preferences and needs and on the different product types and brands available.
recommend footwear products to customers: Recommend specific types of footwear to customers and provide advice on style, fit, availability, etc.
recommend newspapers to customers: Recommend and provide advice on magazines, books and newspapers to customers, according to their personal interests.
recommend orthopedic goods to customers depending on their condition: Recommend and provide advice on orthopaedic goods and pieces of equipment such as braces, slings or elbow supports. Provide individual advice depending on customer's specific condition and needs.
recommend orthotic devices: Suggest patients to use tailor-made insoles, padding and arch supports to relieve feet pain.
recommend personalised optical products to customers: Recommend and provide advice on customer-specific glasses, contact lenses and other optical products.
recommend pet food selection: Recommend and provide advice to customers on different types of pet foods in the store.
recommend telecommunication equipment to customers: Recommend and provide advice on electronical and telecommunication equipment, taking into consideration factors such as capacity, cost and flexibility.
recommend wines: Offer recommendations to customers on available wines and advise combinations of wines with specific dishes on the menu.
reconstruct modified documents: Decipher and reconstruct the content of modified of partially destroyed documents.
reconstruct program theory: Define the program theory through stakeholder engagement, document and literature review, and key contextual understanding.
record archaeological finds: Take detailed notes qne make drawings and photographs of archaeological finds at the dig site.
record audio materials: Record materials such as books, newspapers, and educational materials in audio format. Enhance written texts by adding audio complements or making them otherwise accessible to visually impaired people.
record corporate property: Make an inventory of all of the company's possessions including intellectual property such as copyrights, trademarks, patents and trade secrets.
record court procedures: Record all the information necessary for proper record maintenance during court hearings, such as the people present, the case, the evidence presented, the sentence made, and other important matters which were brought up during the hearing.
record customers' personal data: Gather and record customers' personal data into the system; obtain all signatures and documents required for rental.
record cylinders information: Record for each cylinder the information related to weight, number and type of gas that is contained.
record data from biomedical tests: Use information technology to accurately record and analyse data from biomedical tests, writing reports on the data and sharing results with the appropriate persons.
record healthcare users' billing information: Record the healthcare user`s information for the billing of provided medical services.
record healthcare users' progress related to treatment: Record the healthcare user's progress in response to treatment by observing, listening and measuring outcomes.
record jewel processing time: Record the amount of time it took to process an item of jewellery.
record lessons learnt from your sessions: Recognise and record any lessons learnt from your sessions both for individuals in your group and yourself.
record license plates of violators: Write down license numbers of vehicles of drivers who disregard traffic lights who violate traffic laws in any way. Report the infractions to the appropriate authorities.
record malting cycle data: Record data concerning the malting cycle and its variables such as air, water temperature, and humidity content.
record multi-track sound: Recording and mixing audio signals from different sound sources on a multi-track recorder.
record music: Record a sound or musical performance in a studio or live environment. Use the appropriate equipment and your professional judgment to capture the sounds with optimal fidelity.
record production data: Keep a record of data such as name, colour and quantity of the produced goods.
record production data for quality control: Keep records of the machine's faults, interventions and irregularities for quality control.
record survey data: Gather and process descriptive data by using documents such as sketches, drawings and notes.
record test data: Record data which has been identified specifically during preceding tests in order to verify that outputs of the test produce specific results or to review the reaction of the subject under exceptional or unusual input.
record the outcome of psychotherapy: Keep track of and record the process and results of the treatment used in the psychotherapy process.
record wood treatment information: Record information on wood treatment in the appropriate information system and report it to the correct person.
recruit animal handlers: Select and instruct animal trainers in order to integrate the animals in the therapy.
recruit bus drivers: Recruit bus drivers having assessed their skills following examinations, and with consideration of the feedback of other professionals about the ability of the candidates.
recruit employees: Hire new employees by scoping the job role, advertising, performing interviews and selecting staff in line with company policy and legislation.
recruit student ambassador: Assess, recruit, and train new student ambassadors who act as a link between the educational institution and other communities.
rectify spirits: Rectify spirits by repeatedly or fractionally distilling it to remove water and undesirable compounds.
recycle livestock manure: Apply livestock manure management techniques at appropriate application windows to recycle livestock manure as organic nutrients for soil and lower the impact on the environment.
redirect callers: Answer the phone as first contact person. Connect callers to the correct department or person.
redistribute wagered money: Pay winnings and collect losing bets as established by the rules and procedures of a specific game.
reduce business mobility costs: Apply innovative solutions to reduce expenses linked to the mobility of employees, such as fleet rental, vehicle repair, parking charges, fuel costs, train ticket fees and other hidden mobility costs. Understand the total cost of mobility in order to develop corporate travel policies based on accurate data.
reduce dots: Use a contact frame or automatic film processor to reduce the size of dots in printing plates by increasing or reducing colour.
reduce environmental impact of footwear manufacturing: Assess the environmental impact of footwear manufacture and minimise environmental risks. Reduce environmentally harmful work practices in different stages of the footwear manufacturing.
reduce tanning emissions: Adjust the formulation of finishing operation according to each type of leather market destination avoiding reduce volatile organic compounds (VOC) emissions.
reed sensors: Sensors that detect the separation of multiple magnetic components, often used to detect the opening of doors and windows for burglary prevention.
refer healthcare users: Make referrals to other professionals, based on the healthcare user's requirements and needs, especially when recognising that additional healthcare diagnostics or interventions are required.
refer service users to community resources: Refer clients to community resources for services such as job or debt counselling, legal aid, housing, medical treatment, or financial assistance, providing concrete information, such as where to go and how to apply.
refer social service users: Make referrals to other professionals and other organisations, based on the social service users' requirements and needs.
refine edible oils: Refine edible oils to make them suitable for human consumption. Remove impurities and toxic substances performing processes such as bleaching, deodorisation and cooling.
reflexion: The way to listen to individuals, to summarise the major points and clarify what they are feeling in order to help them reflect on their behaviour.
reflexology: The application of pressure to plantar, palmar, facial, cranial, dorsal, atrial and reflex points of the body with a specific finger or hand gestures and techniques, such as acupressure and the massage of reflex points located on the body.
refraction of the eye: The way to perform clinical tests by using a phoropter to identify the eye's refractive error.
refractive power: Refractive power or optical power is the degree to which an optical system, such as a lens, converges or diverges light. Diverging lenses possess negative refractive power, while converging lenses possess positive refractive power.
refrigerants: The characteristics and properties of the different fluids used in heat pump and refrigeration cycles.
refurbish facilities: ReNovate and modernise buildings and equipment which can include technical or decorative improvements such as replace lighting, install new flooring, refresh paint and other modifications.
register death: Check if the description why the person died is in order. Question someone who was close to the person who died such as a family member in order to enter the obtained information on the death certificate.
register deeds: Register authenticated legal documents concerning the passing, affirmation, or confirmation of interests, rights, or properties with the appropriate authority or government in order to officiate the procedure and for taxation and declaration purposes.
register information on arrivals and departures: Write down information about visitors, patrons or employees, such as identity, the company they represent and time of arrival or departure.
register mail: Register customers' letters and parcels. Weigh them to make sure they have the correct postage.
register pets: Carry out all the procedures and documentation required for officially registering the pets in the store for sale.
regulate animal health standards: Develop, inspect and enforce animal health standards required for interstate and international commerce of livestock and livestock products, and for public health.
regulate chemical reaction: Regulate the reaction by adjusting the steam and coolant valves so that the reaction is within the specified limits for explosion prevention.
regulate cutting speed: Regulate the speed and depth of stone cutting by pulling the levers and turning the wheels.
regulate flow of shredded tobacco: Regulate flow of tobacco to make sure that each cigarette contains the specified amount of shredded tobacco.
regulate gas-firing: Regulate the gas-firing on the glass sheets edges in order to avoid the slippage of the sheets from the guide wheels.
regulate the flow of substances in pipelines: Control of the flow of substances such as gases, chemicals, oils, and other materials transported via pipelines and pump stations.
regulate the speed of ships in ports: Regulate the speed of vessels in ports based on information provides by port authorities. Ensure the smooth arrival of the vessel into the port.
regulate traffic: Regulate the flow of traffic by using assigned hand signals, assisting travellers on the road, and aiding people to cross the street.
regulation on the discharge of raw materials into the sea: Know environmental regulations for the discharge of raw materials into the sea; ensure the use of chemical disinfection and dechlorination to produce a clean and safe effluent suitable for discharging at sea.
regulation on unpaved areas of airports: Know and abide by regulation applying to unpaved areas of airports. Understand the security reasons and specifications for maintenance of green areas in airports, such as the height of grass.
regulations for hygiene in feeding animals: The body of regulations that require feed business operators to comply with standards of hygiene and traceability and the registration and approval of their establishments.
regulations for international transportation: Know the relevant regulations and legislation that applies to transportation of national or foreign cargo or passengers to and from different countries via vessels or aircraft.
regulations on substances: The national and international regulations on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, e.g. regulation (EC) No 1272/2008.
rehabilitate worn dentition: Manage tooth caries, defects and aesthetic problems, using techniques that conserve tooth structure and preserve pulp vitality to restore form and function.
rehabilitation: The methods and procedures used to help an ill or injured person restore lost skills and regain self-sufficiency and control.
rehabilitation of all organ systems: The principles of physical medicine and rehabilitation of all organ systems as related to physiotherapy.
rehearse role: Study lines and actions. Practise them before recording or shooting to find the best way to perform them.
rehearse with fellow actors: Rehearse lines and acting with fellow actors to be attuned to each other.
reiki: The alternative medicine technique based on the belief that universal energy is transmitted to the patient through the palms of the practitioner.
reinforce body mould: Apply strips of hemp fiber over the mannequin mould and cover the hemp with a layer of plaster or plastic to reinforce the mould.
reinforce positive behaviour: Reinforce positive behaviour in people during rehabilitation and counseling activities, to ensure that the person takes the necessary actions for positive results in a positive manner, so that they remain encouraged to continue their efforts and reach goals.
reinsurance: The practice whereby insurers transfer portions of their risk portfolios to other parties by some form of agreement to reduce the likelihood of paying a large obligation resulting from an insurance claim. The party that diversifies its insurance portfolio is known as the ceding party.
relationship between buildings, people and the environment: Understand the relationships and the interactions between people, buildings, and the environment in order to adapt architectural works to the human needs.
relaxation techniques: The various methods and techniques used to alleviate stress and bring peace and relaxation to the body and mind. This includes activities such as yoga, qigong or t`ai chi.
relay messages through radio and telephone systems: Possess the communication abilities to relay messages through a radio and telephone system.
religious studies: Study of religious behaviour, beliefs, and institutions from a secular point of view and based on methodologies from various fields such as anthropology, sociology, and philosophy.
remediate healthcare user's occupational performance: Remediate or restore the cognitive, sensorimotor, or psychosocial components of the healthcare user`s occupational performance.
remote sensing techniques: The different techniques to obtain information on objects and phenomena on Earth's surface without having physical contact with them, such as electromagnetic radiation, radar imaging, and sonar imaging.
remove air bubbles from fibreglass: Use brushes and rollers to eliminate air bubbles that could weaken the fibreglass, to ensure perfect adherence of the resin to the product shell or to previous layers, and to avoid any structural defects.
remove bead straps: Stop the machine and use a wire pick to remove beads and unclog the bushings.
remove calculus, plaque and stains: Remove calculus, plaque, and stains from all surfaces of the teeth according to the dentist`s directions and under the dentist`s supervision.
remove coating: Remove the thin layer made of paint, lacquer, metal or other elements covering an object through chemical, mechanical or other processes.
remove computer virus or malware from a computer: Carry out actions to remove computer viruses or other types of malware from a computer.
remove concrete forms: Remove concrete forms after the concrete has cured fully. Recuperate materials if possible, cleaning it and taking the right steps to store it for later reuse.
remove contaminants: Use chemicals and solvents to remove contaminants from products or surfaces.
remove contaminated materials: Remove materials and equipment which are contaminated with hazardous substances in order to protect the surroundings from further contamination and to treat or dispose of the contaminated materials.
remove cotton from bale presser: Remove processed seed free cotton from the bale pressers while ensuring adequate quality level of the output.
remove debris: Remove the waste from a construction or demolition site, or debris caused as consequence of a natural disaster, in order to secure the area and facilitate further working operations.
remove dust: Remove dust from furniture, blinds and windowsills using specialised dust cloths or hand-cleaning items.
remove embryos from animals: Collect embryos, under veterinary instruction, ensuring that the health status both of the donor animal and the embryo is maintained at all times.
remove filament composite workpiece from mandrel: After the filament has been wound onto the mandrel mould and cured enough, remove the mandrel if called for.
remove film negatives from processing machine: Remove the developed photographic film, now negatives, from the machine and roll them onto a spool.
remove glass from windows: Remove glass from windows without causing damage. Inspect the windows and take the necessary steps, like removing putty and prying out glazer's points. Recover the pane in one piece and clean it if called for.
remove inadequate workpieces: Evaluate which deficient processed workpieces do not meet the set-up standard and should be removed and sort the waste according to regulations.
remove old caulking: Use reaming iron and mallet to hammer old caulking from the seams of a boat.
remove paint: Remove paint by using chemical strippers, a heat gun, sanding or scraping the surface.
remove photographic film from camera: Remove the film from its holder in a lightproof room, or darkroom, to prevent light exposure.
remove predators: Control predators such as foxes, crows and rats by shooting and trapping.
remove processed workpiece: Remove individual workpieces after processing, from the manufacturing machine or the machine tool. In case of a conveyor belt this involves quick, continuous movement.
remove road surface: Remove an existing road surface. Use the appropriate machinery or coordinate with machine operators to assist in the excavation of asphalt or concrete road coverings.
remove roofs: Remove faulty or otherwise unneeded roofs. Unmount roof elements and accessories such as rain gutters and solar panels. Protect the structure from the elements while the roof is being removed.
remove rust from motor vehicles: Wash the surface of the chrome to remove the dirt by using sponge. Scrape the rust off from the more difficult areas using an abrasive material such as steel wool.
Apply chrome polish to buff out minor scratches.
remove scale from metal workpiece: Remove the accumulated scale, or metal 'flakes', on the surface of the metal workpiece caused by oxidation after removal from the furnace by spraying it with an oil-based liquid that will cause it to flake off during the forging process.
remove sediment from varnish: Remove the sediments by pumping the varnish through the filter press.
remove snow: Perform snow ploughing and snow removal from roads, driveways, and sidewalks.
remove snow from airport operational areas: Follow strict procedures to remove snow and ice from the operational and traffic areas of airports. Adhere to the snow plan, particularly in the use of equipment to clear the different areas of the airport.
remove wallpaper: Remove existent wallpaper, or traces of it, from a wall without damaging the wall. Use one or several techniques and tools, including putty knife for peeling, scoring tool for perforating the paper, paint roller for soaking and steamer for hard to remove paper, based on the circumstances and type of wallpaper.
remove wax from honeycombs: Remove the wax on honeycombs, which covers and fills in cells before centrifugation.
remove windshields: Remove cracked windshield or window glass from motor vehicles by using hand tools.
renal diseases: Reneal diseases is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
render 3D images: Use specialised tools to convert 3D wire frame models into 2D images with 3D photorealistic effects or non-photorealistic rendering on a computer.
renewable energy technologies: The different types of energy sources which cannot be depleted, such as wind, solar, water, biomass, and biofuel energy. The different technologies used to implement these types of energy to an increasing degree, such as wind turbines, hydroelectric dams, photovoltaics, and concentrated solar power.
repackage medical equipment after sterilisation: Re-assemble and package the newly sterilized medical equipment and devices, sealing and labelling them properly for further use.
repair ICT devices: Maintain and repair ICT related equipment such as laptops, desktops, tablets, mobile devices, communications equipment, printers and any piece of computer related peripheral. Detect faults, malfunctions and replace parts if necessary.
repair aircraft's body: Repair superficial damages on the body of the aircraft by using fiberglass and sealants.
repair alarm system: Following the investigation activity, reset and repair the alarm system in place in order to restore its functional properties for future use.
repair battery components: Repair battery components through replacing cells, repairing wiring, or spot-welding cells.
repair clocks: Identify problems on clocks or watches, check for deterioration, disassemble parts, regulate, adjust, and replace deficient components.
repair coquille defects: Repair coquille malfunctions and damage, such as cracks or broken edges using hand tools and welding machines.
repair core defects: Repair core malfunctions and damage, e.g. cracks or broken edges; use hand tools, core boxes and patterns.
repair crane equipment: Repair cranes and crane equipment, and replace defective components, parts and systems when necessary, using hand and power tools.
repair denture prostheses: Use the appropriate soldering and welding techniques to modify or repair components of removable and fixed denture prostheses.
repair edge banding machinery: Repair broken components or systems of edge banding machinery and equipment, using hand and power tools.
repair electric bicycles: Inspect the functioning of the electrical components, wiring, and fuses. Check for damage and malfunctions and determine the cause. Dismantle and repair bicycle components, such as add-on drives, switching systems, power supply systems and lightning systems. Adjust mechanical and electronic switchgear, drives, brake systems and chassis components. Check the bicycle's operating fluids and see if it needs refills or changes.
repair electronic components: Repair, replace or adjust damaged electronics components or circuitry; use hand tools and soldering and welding equipment.
repair engines: Repair identified problems with internal combustion engines, external combustion engines and electrical motors. Replace and fix faulty parts by using hand and machine tools.
repair equipment on site: Identify malfunctions and repair or replace multi-media, audio-visual and computer systems, hardware and equipment on site.
repair firearms: Identify problems or deviations on firearms, check for deterioration, disassemble parts, regulate, adjust, and replace deficient components.
repair furniture frames: Repair dents, cracks or holes and replace broken parts of furniture frames.
repair furniture machinery: Repair broken components or systems of machinery and equipment used for making furniture, using hand and power tools.
repair furniture parts: Repair locks, pegs, braces, frames or other parts of furniture.
repair hammer mill: Repair broken components or systems of machinery and equipment used for crushing or shredding various materials, using hand and power tools.
repair hearing aids: Perform basic repairs, replacements and adjustments to hearing aids at the customers' specific request.
repair heat sealing machinery: Repair broken components or systems of heat sealing machinery and equipment, using hand and power tools.
repair heating equipment: Repair, by use of welding techniques applied to cut and formed metal sheets, boilers, heat exchangers, fired heaters, tanks, reactors and other pressure vessels, and others.
repair household appliances: Following the manufacturer's blueprints, perform parts replacement or repair of household devices such as stoves, boilers, washing machines, refrigerators and dish washers.
repair industrial equipment: Repair industrial machinery and equipment and replace defective components, parts and systems when necessary, using hand and power tools.
repair insulating tube winding machinery: Repair broken components or systems of tube winding machinery and equipment, using hand and power tools.
repair jewellery: Make jewellery repairs, such as enlarging or reducing ring sizes, soldering pieces of jewellery back together, and replacing broken or worn-out clasps and mountings.
repair laminated structures: Inspect fiberglass laminated structures such as boat hulls and decks for deterioration or defects, and perform repair work accordingly.
repair leather goods: Adjust, treat, repair and replace broken or deteriorated parts of leather goods such as shoes, bags and gloves.
repair lockable devices: Provide repairing and troubleshooting services for automatic door openers, door closing devices and other access control systems, in compliance with specifications.
repair mobile devices: Replace parts and repair faults of mobile phones, tablets and other small mobile devices.
repair mould defects: Repair mould malfunctions and damage, e.g. cracks or broken edges; use hand tools, mould boxes and patterns.
repair optical equipment: Identify the problem of the optical instrument, check for deterioration, and replace deficient components.
repair orthopedic goods: Replace and repair orthopaedic material such as prostheses, technical supports and rehabilitation aids.
repair overhead power lines: Identify damage and perform the required repairs, as well as perform routine maintenance, to overhead power lines and transmission towers used in the transmission and distribution of electrical energy.
repair photographic film: Detect tears in photographic film, repair them using a hand stapler.
repair pipelines: Conduct maintenance and repair work on pipelines to prevent or remedy damages using, if necessary, remote-controlled robots.
repair plastic machinery: Repair broken components or systems of machinery and equipment used for making plastic products or parts, using hand and power tools.
repair plumbing systems: Perform maintenance and repairs of pipes and drains designed for the distribution of water in public and private buildings.
repair power tools: Provide repair and routine level checks for power tools, such as engine tune-ups, oil changes, repair engine failures, repair mechanical and electrical systems malfunctions or body damage and replace parts and components.
repair prosthetic-orthotic devices: Perform repairs, fix and modify prosthetic-orthotic devices according to the specifications.
repair rotating equipment: Repair rotating equipment and replace defective components, parts and systems when necessary, using hand and power tools.
repair router machinery: Repair broken components or systems of machinery and equipment used for the cutting various hard materials, using hand and power tools.
repair sailing equipment: Disassemble, repair and re-assemble equipment and components used for sailing such as sails, ropes and masts.
repair shoes: Reshape shoes, restitch worn seams, attach new heels or soles. Polish and clean shoes afterwards.
repair slitting machinery: Repair broken components or systems of slitting machinery and equipment, using hand and power tools.
repair small damages to windshields: Use resin to repair cracks and chips on windshields and window glass of motor vehicles. Let the material harden by using ultraviolet light.
repair stuffed animals: Consult documentation and perform the necessary tasks such replacing parts, repair fur or change the colours, to return the item back to its original condition and maintain its authenticity.
repair toys: Replace or fabricate parts of toys, from all kinds of materials. Order these from different manufacturers and suppliers or several kinds of stores.
repair underground power cables: Identify damage and perform the required repairs, as well as perform routine maintenance, to underground power cables used in the transmission and distribution of electrical energy.
repair vehicle electrical systems: Use appropriate tools, machinery, and equipment to solve problems related to components of the electrical system of vehicles, such as the battery, alternator, or starter.
repair vehicle's electrical equipment: Repair and replace electrical equipment inside vehicles, such as lighting and air conditioning systems.
repair ventilation equipment: Inspect the ventilation system to detect damage, clean out the air vents, replace heating filters and schedule further maintenance or repairs.
repair vessel electrical systems: Execute on board repairs of vessel electrical systems. Resolve malfunctions without affecting the course of the journey.
repair vessel mechanical systems: Repair mechanical systems of vessels while on-board. Ensure that vessel malfunctions are repaired without affecting the voyage in progress.
repair wells: Perform maintenance and repair to wells with cracks and defects. Seal wells that are no longer in use.
repair windshield wipers: Remove and replace windshield wipers by using hand tools. Choose the appropriate wipers to match with the model of the motor vehicle. Fix them to the windshield.
repair wiring: Find faults in wires or cables by using specialised equipment and repair these faults depending on type of wiring.
repair wood board machinery: Repair broken components or systems of machinery and equipment used to create wooden or cork boards, using hand and power tools.
replace cutterhead teeth: Replace the teeth of a dredging cutterhead when the teeth are worn out or when another type is needed.
replace die: Evaluate if a replacement of the die of a machine is deemed beneficial and take the necessary actions for replacing it either manually (depending on its size, by the use of a manual lifting tackle) or mechanically.
replace faucets: Remove taps using the appropriate tool, such as a tap wrench, a monkey wrench or a ratcheting wrench. Perform the same operations to replace the tap with a repaired or new one.
replace filled pallets: Replace the pallets already filled with slabs with empty ones, using a lifting machine.
replace knives: Replace worn and bent knives and adjust cutting knives, making use of various hand tools.
replace large components: Dismantle and reassemble equipment or system parts in order to replace large defective elements such as generators or engines.
replace sawing blade on machine: Replace the old blade of a sawing machine with a new one by removing the chip brush, taking away the front blade guide, loosening the blade tension and removing the blade. Assemble and install new blade by replacing the front blade guide, installing the chip brush, replacing the blade cover and adjusting blade tension.
replace tyres: Replace worn out or broken tyres of motor vehicles by using hand and power tools. Choose new tyres according to customer requirements and motor vehicle model.
replicate customer software issues: Use specialised tools to replicate and analyse the conditions that caused the set of software states or outputs reported by the customer in order to provide adequate solutions.
report airport security incidents: Compose comprehensive reports on airport security incidents, such as the detaining od unruly travellers, confiscation of luggage items, or damaging of airport property.
report analysis results: Produce research documents or give presentations to report the results of a conducted research and analysis project, indicating the analysis procedures and methods which led to the results, as well as potential interpretations of the results.
report anomalies in aircraft interiors: Identify flaws within the interior of aircraft, such as seats and lavatories, etc., and report them to control manager according to safety procedures.
report call errors: Perform checks to ensure that call data have been entered correctly; report call errors to authorised personnel.
report children unsafe behaviour: Report unsafe behaviour of children to parents, supervisors or school officials, depending on the location or situation.
report chimney defects: Inform property owners and relevant authorities on any chimney malfunctions.
report defective manufacturing materials: Maintain required company records and forms in order to report any defective materials or questionable conditions of manufacturing machinery and equipment.
report live online: 'Live' online reporting or real-time blogging when covering important events-a growing area of work, especially on national newspapers.
report major building repairs: Notify the supervisors or managers concerning the need to undertake major repairs or adjustments to the building.
report medication interaction to pharmacist: Identify medication interactions, whether they are drug-drug or drug-patient interactions, and report any interactions to the pharmacist.
report misfires: Report misfires to relevant parties, such as the mine shift coordinator, legal inspection personnel, and the explosives manufacturer.
report on building damage: Report on deterioration or disturbances of a building's exterior so that the correct authorities are aware of the problem and plans can be made for treating the damage.
report on customers' complaints related to toilet facilities: Inform supervisors of the customer's complaints related to the toilet facilities and cleanliness and take remedy measures.
report on environmental issues: Compile environmental reports and communicate on issues. Inform the public or any interested parties in a given context on relevant recent developments in the environment, forecasts on the future of the environment, and any problems and possible solutions.
report on fuel distribution incidents: Compose forms on the findings of pumping system temperature and water level checks etc.; produce reports detailing any problems or incidents that occurred.
report on grants: Inform the grant giver and grant receiver accurately and in time about new developments.
report on overall management of a business: Prepare and present periodic reports on the operations, achievements, and results obtained during certain period to higher level managers and directors.