TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
measure software usability: Check the convenience of the software product for the end user. Identify user problems and make adjustments to improve usability practice. Collect input data on how users evaluate software products.
measure sustainability of tourism activities: Collect information, monitor and assess the impact of tourism on the environment, including on protected areas, on local cultural heritage and biodiversity, in an effort to reduce the carbon footprint of activities in the industry. It includes running surveys about visitors and measuring any compensation required for offsetting damages.
measure the human body for wearing apparel: Measure the human body using conventional methods or scanning technologies.
measure the impact of specific aquaculture activity: Identify and measure the biological, physico-chemical impacts of specific aquaculture farm activity on the environment. Carry out all necessary tests, including collection and processing of samples for analysis.
measure the strength of distillation: Measuring the alcohol concentration based on the information in the spirit safe and maintaining the distillation process and the distillation strength within the parameters asked by regulations for taxation purposes.
measure trees: Take all relevant measurements of a tree: use a clinometer to gauge the height, tape to measure the circumference, and increment borers and bark gauges to estimate the growth rate.
measure water depth: Measure the depths of a body of water by using depth measuring equipment such as a depth gauge.
measure working time in goods production: Calculate and establish operative times in goods manufacturing using various method and techniques. Control the production timings, comparing with estimates.
measure yarn count: Be able to measure yarn length and mass to assess fineness of roving, sliver and yarn in different measuring systems.Also able to convert into the various numbering system such as tex, Nm, Ne, denier, etc.
mechanical almond processing: Mechanical processing of almonds by cracking, selecting the nuts and shell waste disposal.
mechanical clocks: Clocks and watches that use a mechanical mechanism to measure the passing of time.
mechanical components of vehicles: Know the mechanical components used in vehicles and identify and resolve potential malfunctions.
mechanical composition of trams: Understand the mechanical composition of trams; have the ability to identify and report any damage or malfunction to central operations.
mechanical engineering: Discipline that applies principles of physics, engineering and materials science to design, analyse, manufacture and maintain mechanical systems.
mechanical engineering applicable to edible oil seed: Applying mechanical engineering principles to edible oil seed such as the installation of machinery, repair, and welding practices, steam equipment installation and the applications of this equipment in the processing of oil seeds and the production of the oil.
mechanical forging press parts: The various part of a mechanical press used for forging metalworking processes, such as cams, cranks and toggles in the preset, a ram, upper die, lower die, and others.
mechanical mine machinery manuals: Comprehend manufacturers' manuals for the installation and operation of mining machinery. Understand schematic drawings.
mechanical requirements for vehicles in urban areas: Know legal requirements that vehicles must meet in order to operate in urban areas. Inspect and maintain components of vehicle subsystems; ensure safety of vehicle, reliability, and driving comfort.
mechanical systems: Mechanical systems, including gears, engines, hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Their functions and likely defects.
mechanics: Theoretical and practical applications of the science studying the action of displacements and forces on physical bodies to the development of machinery and mechanical devices.
mechanics of motor vehicles: The way energy forces interact and affect components in motor vehicles such as cars, buses, invalid carriages and other motorised vehicles.
mechanics of trains: Possess basic knowledge of the mechanics involved in trains, understand the technicalities and participate in discussions on related topics in order to solve problems related to the mechanics.
mechanics of trolley buses: Understand the mechanics of trolley buses, so as to be able to report any malfunction to technicians and relevant parties. Know that trolley buses, having electric motors, are more effective than diesel engines in providing torque at start-up, an advantage for climbing steep hills. Unlike combustion engines, electric motors draw power from a central plant and can be overloaded for short periods without damaging them.
mechanics of vessels: The mechanics involved in boats and ships. Understand the technicalities and participate in discussions over related topics in order to solve problems related to the mechanics.
mechatronics: Multidisciplinary field of engineering that combines principles of electrical engineering, telecommunications engineering, control engineering, computer engineering, and mechanical engineering in the design of products and manufacturing processes. The combination of these areas of engineering allows for the design and development of "smart" devices and the achievement of an optimal balance between mechanical structure and control.
media and information literacy: The ability to access media, to understand and critically evaluate different aspects of the media and media content and to create communications in a variety of contexts. It involves a range of cognitive, emotional, and social competencies that include the use of text, tools and technologies, the skills of critical thinking and analysis, the practice of messaging composition and creativity and the ability to engage in reflection and ethical thinking.
media formats: The various formats in which media can be made available to the audience, such as paper books, e-books, tapes, and analogue signal.
media law: Set of laws related to the entertainment and telecommunications industry and regulatory activities within the fields of broadcasting, advertising, censorship, and online services.
media planning: The process of selecting the best media to reach marketing and advertising strategy objectives in order to promote a client's product or service. This process encompasses research on target audiences, frequency of advertisements, budgets and media platforms.
media studies: Academic field dealing with the history, content, and impact of diverse media with a special focus on mass communication.
medical contrast agents: Substances used in medical imaging techniques to reinforce the visibility of certain features in organs or cells.
medical device regulations: The set of national and international regulations with regards to the manufacture, safety, and distribution of medical devices.
medical device test procedures: The methods of testing the quality, accuracy, and performance of medical devices and their materials and components before, during, and after the building of the systems.
medical device vigilance reporting systems: The various vigilance systems for medical devices such as haemovigilance and pharmavigilance.
medical devices: Equipment and devices used in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of medical issues. Medical devices cover a wide range of products, ranging from syringes and protheses to MRI machinery and hearing aids.
medical devices materials: The different materials used to create medical devices such as polymer materials, thermoplastic and thermosetting materials, metal alloys and leather. In the choice of materials, attention must be paid to medical regulations, cost, and biocompatibility.
medical dispatch: The concepts of a medical dispatch system and its use which consists in performing criteria based medical dispatch, answering emergency calls, and operating computer aided dispatch systems.
medical furniture: The types medical furniture such as dentist chairs, hospital beds or cabinets and the type of materials used to create the furniture.
medical genetics: The diagnosis, types and treatment of hereditary disorders; a type of genetics which refers to the application to medical care.
medical imaging technology: Set of technologies used to creating visual representations of the body interior for the purposes of clinical analysis.
medical informatics: The processes and tools used for the analysis and dissemination of medical data through computerized systems.
medical laboratory technology: The various types and uses of technology and equipment employed in medical laboratories to perform tests on samples in order to identify possible disease-related substances.
medical mycology: The medical, biochemical and molecular studies of fungi; aspects of pathogenesis, immunology and epidemiology, clinical and laboratory approaches to diagnosis, antifungal therapy and prophylaxis and the mode of action, pharmacokinetics and assessment of new antifungal agents.
medical oncology: The characteristics, development, diagnosis and treatment of tumors and cancer in human organisms.
medical parasitology: The parasites that infect humans, the diseases they cause, potential responses, the methods of their diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and control.
medical statistics: The methods used to summarise, collect, present, and interpret data in medical practice. The use of the obtained data to estimate and test hypotheses in the medical field.
medical terminology: The meaning of medical terms and abbreviations, of medical prescriptions and various medical specialties and when to use it correctly.
medicines for self-medication: Medication which can be self-administered by individuals for psychological or physical problems. This type is sold in supermarkets and drugstores and does not require a doctors prescription. This medication mostly treats common health issues.
medico-biological and medical sciences related to dentistry: The behavioral component and the social environment  which impact the health of humans, in respect to dentistry.
meet building regulations: Communicate with construction inspection, e.g. by submitting schemes and plans, to make sure all construction regulations, laws and codes are dealt with correctly.
meet commitments: Perform one's tasks in a self-disciplined, reliable and goal-oriented manner.
meet commitments in hospitality: Fulfill tasks in hospitality such as the cleaning of uniforms and linen in a self-disciplined, reliable and goal-oriented manner.
meet contract specifications: Meet contract specifications, schedules and manufacturers' information. Check that the work can be carried out in the estimated and allocated time.
meet deadlines for preparing legal cases: Plan and adjust timings in order to prepare legal documents, collect information and evidence, and contact clients and lawyers in order to prepare the case properly.
meet expectations of target audience: Research the needs and expectations of the target audience to ensure the program's theme meets both.
meet productivity targets: Devise methods to determine improvement in productivity, adjusting the goals to be reached and the necessary time and resources.
meet standards of practice in social services: Practice social care and social work in a lawful, safe and effective way according to standards.
meet the requirements of legal bodies: Ensure the practice methods and procedures used are in compliance with the regulations and requirements of the legal governing authority in the field.
meet the requirements of social security reimbursement bodies: Ensure that the sessions are compliant with the requirements of the national social security bodies and that reimbursements are acceptable.
melt wax: Safely heat wax to the correct temperature so it melts and becomes a pliable susbtance.
memorise assembly instructions: Store instruction information such as the different procedures to assemble the different parts of furniture for later retrieval.
memorise lines: Memorise your role in a performance or broadcast, whether it is text, movement, or music.
memorise script: Memorise a set of lines or specific information in order to convey it correctly to a target audience.
mentor individuals: Mentor individuals by providing emotional support, sharing experiences and giving advice to the individual to help them in their personal development, as well as adapting the support to the specific needs of the individual and heeding their requests and expectations.
mentor other health professionals: Guide, counsel and educate other health professionals about latest practice innovations, act as a mentor and role model, and actively engage in knowledge transfer with patient communities.
mergers and acquisitions: The process of joining together separate companies and relatively equal in size, and the purchase of a smaller company by a bigger one. The financial deals, the legal implications, and the consolidation of financial records and statements at the end of the fiscal year.
metal and metal ore products: The offered metal and metal ore products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
metal bending techniques: Understand different techniques for the bending of metal sheets. Connect knowledge of different techniques with activities such as assembly, design, and maintenance.
metal coating technologies: The various processes and technologies used for to coating and painting fabricated metal workpieces.
metal drawing processes: The various types of drawing processes in metal fabrication, such as wire drawing, bar drawing, tube drawing, and others.
metal eroding technology: The various eroding technology and techniques, automated or otherwise, such as electrical discharge machining, die sinking, wire eroding and others.
metal forming technologies: The variety of technologies and techniques, such as forging, pressing, stamping, rolling and others, used for the forming processes of metal product manufacturing.
metal hot rolling technology: The various techniques and technology used in hot rolling processes for metal fabrication, such as blank heating, rough rolling (reverse rolling), fine rolling (continuous rolling), strip cooling, receiving, and others.
metal joining technologies: The various technologies used for the joining and assembling of fabricated metal workpieces.
metal polishing machine parts: The various parts, their qualities and applications, of a metalworking machine designed for buffing and polishing metal surfaces, such as the brush head, contact roller head, drum, drum base, lock bar, shell, and others.
metal smoothing technologies: The various technologies used for the smoothening, polishing and buffing of fabricated metal workpieces.
metallurgy: The branch of science concerned with the study of the chemical and physical properties of metallic elements, intermetallic elements, and alloys.
metalogic: The subdiscipline of logic that studies the languages and systems that humans use to communicate truths. It studies the properties of these logical systems.
metalworking: The process of working with metals to create individual parts, assemblies, or large-scale structures.
metalworking tools: The equipment and tools used in metalworking processes, such as welding or soldering torches, saws, deburring files, and metal drills.
metaphysics: The philosophical study that is concerned with uncovering and explaining the first principles of things and the fundamental ideas by which people classify the world such as being, time and objects.
meteorology: The scientific field of study that examines the atmosphere, atmospheric phenomena, and atmospheric effects on our weather.
methods of drying timber: Be acquainted with methods of chamber drying timber, such as air and artificial drying.
metrology: The methods and theory of measurement in a scientific context, including internationally accepted units of measurement, practical realisation of these units, and interpretation of measurements.
micro mobility devices: The different types of small lightweight vehicles for personal use such as shared bicycles, e-bicycles, e-scooters, electric skateboards.
microassembly: The assembly of nano, micro or mesoscale systems and components with dimensions between 1 µm to 1 mm. Because of the need for precision on a microscale, micro assemblies require reliable visual alignment equipment, such as ion beam imaging systems and stereo electronic microscopes, as well as precision tools and machines, such as microgrippers. The microsystems are assembled according to techniques of doping, thin films, etching, bonding, microlithography, and polishing.
microbiology-bacteriology: Microbiology-Bacteriology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
microchip scanners: The different types of scanners available, their limitations, and how to prepare, use and maintain them; the environmental constraints of using a scanner, including what external factors can affect the reading of a microchip, e.g. metal collars, proximity to computer screens etc.
microeconomics: The economic field that studies the behaviour and interactions between specific actors of the economy, namely consumers and firms. It is the field that analyses the decision-making process of individuals and the factors that influence purchasing decisions.
microelectromechanical systems: Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) are miniaturised electromechanical systems made using processes of microfabrication. MEMS consist of microsensors, microactuators, microstructures, and microelectronics. MEMS can be used in a range of appliances, such as ink jet printer heads, digital light processors, gyroscopes in smart phones, accelerometers for airbags, and miniature microphones.
microelectronics: Microelectronics is a subdiscipline of electronics and relates the study, design, and manufacture of small electronic components, such as microchips.
microfinance: The different types of financial instruments addressed to individuals and micro-enterprises who lack access to traditional funding, such as guarantees, microcredit, equity and quasi-equity.
micromechanics: The design and production of micromechanisms. Micromechanisms combine mechanical and electrical components in a single device that is less than 1mm across.
micromechatronic engineering: Cross-disciplinary engineering which focuses on the miniaturisation of mechatronic systems.
microoptics: Optical devices with a size of 1 millimeter or smaller, such as microlenses and micromirrors.
microprocessors: Computer processors on a microscale that integrate the computer central processing unit (CPU) on a single chip.
microscopic techniques: The techniques, functions and limitations of microscopy to visualise objects that cannot be seen with the normal eye.
microsensors: Devices with a size smaller than 1 mm that can convert a non-electric signal, such as temperature, into an electrical signal. Because of their size, microsensors offer better accuracy, range, and sensitivity compared to larger sensors.
microsystem test procedures: The methods of testing the quality, accuracy, and performance of microsystems and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and their materials and components before, during, and after the building of the systems, such as parametric tests and burn-in tests.
microwave principles: The technologies used in transmission of information or energy via electromagnetic waves between 1000 and 100,000 MHz.
migrate existing data: Apply migration and conversion methods for existing data, in order to transfer or convert data between formats, storage or computer systems.
migration: The movement of people from one geographical location to another, and the commensurate impact on social, cultural, political and economical aspects.
military aviation: The rules and regulations concerning military aviation procedures, such as military air space, aviation procedures in civilian air space, and specific military aviation equipment.
military code: The code language used in specific intelligence or military organisations and operations, how to use and decipher them.
military combat techniques: The fighting techniques specific to military operations, using military weapons and equipment, and the regulations concerning military combat actions.
military drill: The marching techniques and use of weapons, and other disciplinary methods applied in military operations.
military logistics: The operations of the supply and demand of goods and recources on military bases and during military operations on the field, the disruption of enemy supplies, cost analysis, equipment demands, and other military logistics activities.
military weaponry: The types of arms used by different military organisations, such as army, navy or air force and in different nations worldwide; the weapons' aspects, damage potential and ways to defend against them.
milk production process: Managing the milk production steps in production plants such as pasteurising, separating, evaporating, drying, cooling, storing and so on.
mill operations: Details of milling operations related to grind size, particle size distribution, heat evolution. Milling processes for different cereals and grains.
mine dump design: Develop and implement safe and effective waste and dump management. Minimise the ecological footprint of the operation and follow legal requirements.
mini wind power generation: Mini wind turbines for electricity generation on-site (on roofs etc.), and their contribution to energy performance.
minimise environmental impact on the surrounding area: Minimise the waste of materials and dispose of debris correctly. Minimise the damage to plants, features and surrounding areas.
minimise occupational hazards in dentistry practice: Understand and implement procedures to minimise occupational hazards in dentistry.
minimize risks in tree operations: Evaluate risks and hazards, perform efficient actions in order to minimize risks and to restore the trees to their orginal state or to replant new ones.
mining engineering: Fields of engineering relevant to mining operations. Principles, techniques, procedures and equipment used in the extraction of minerals.
mining sector policies: The public administration and regulatory aspects of the mining sector, and requirements necessary to create policies.
mining, construction and civil engineering machinery products: The offered mining, construction and civil engineering machinery products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
mitigate environmental impact of pipeline projects: Strive to mitigate the potential impact that pipelines and the goods transported in them can have on the environment. Invest time and resources into consideration of the environmental effects of the pipeline, the actions that could be taken to protect the environment, and the potential increase in the costs of the project.
mitigate waste of resources: Evaluate and identify opportunities to use resources more efficiently with continuously striving to reduce waste of utilities.
mix concrete: Use compact concrete mixers or various ad-hoc containers such as wheelbarrows to mix concrete. Prepare the correct quantities of cement, water, aggregate and optional added ingredients, and mix the ingredients until an homogenous concrete is formed.
mix construction grouts: Mix construction materials with water and other materials based on the appropriate recipe. Mix thoroughly to prevent lumps. Avoid contamination, which will adversely affect the properties of the mixture.
mix grain according to recipe: Mixing grains according to recipe in order to get the desired product. The mixing can be done before or after dumping the whole grains into steel drums for fermentation.
mix ink: Tend a computer-guided dispenser that mixes different shades of ink to obtain the desired colour.
mix live images: Follow different video streams of a live event and mix them together using specialised equipment and software.
mix moulding and casting material: Measure and mix ingredients for casting and moulding materials, according to appropriate formula.
mix multi-track recordings: Mix recorded sound from several sources using a mix panel, and edit it to obtain the desired mix.
mix paint: Thoroughly mix different types of paint manually or mechanically. Start from basic paints or from powder and mix in water or chemicals. Check the consistency of the resulting mixture.
mix paints for vehicles: Select appropriate paint varieties and mix paint using mixing equipment and according to the colour formulas presented by vehicle manufacturers.
mix pencil lead materials: Mix the appropriate amount of graphite and clay to obtain the desired degree of hardness. In the case of colour pencil, mix the right amount of pigment with kaolin and a binding agent.
mix sound in a live situation: Mix audio signals from multiple sound sources during rehearsals or in a live situation.
mix spirit flavourings according to recipe: Mix flavourings and other ingredients such as fruit acids to produce brandies, cordials, and fortified beverages.
mix terrazzo material: Create a mix of stone fragments and cement in consistent proportions. Add colouring if called for.
mix wallpaper paste: Create wallpaper paste from flakes. Use the correct proportions based on manufacturer's instructions and circumstances. Mix well to create a smooth paste.
mobile device management: The methods for managing the use of mobile devices within an organisation, while ensuring security.
mobile device software frameworks: The API (Application Program Interfaces), such as Android, iOS, windows phone which enables programmers to quickly and easily write applications for mobile devices.
mobile marketing: The study of marketing which uses mobile devices as a communication channel. This approach can provide potential customers with personalised information (using location or time context) which promotes products, services or ideas.
mobile operating systems: The features, restrictions, architectures and other characteristics of operating systems designed to run on mobile devices, such as Android or iOS.
mobility as a service: The provision of mobility services through digital technologies enabling customers to plan, book and pay for their trip. It includes the offer of shared and sustainable mobility services tailored on users' travel needs and the knowledge of different applications used for this purpose.
model based system engineering: Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) is a methodology for systems engineering that uses visual modelling as the primary means of communicating information. It is focused on creating and exploiting domain models as the primary means of information exchange between engineers and engineering technicians, rather than on document-based information exchange. Therefore, it eliminates the communication of unnecessary information by relying on abstract models that retain only the relevant data.
model electrical system: Model and simulate an electrical system, product, or component so that an assessment can be made of the viability of the product and so the physical parameters can be examined before the actual building of the product.
model electromagnetic products: Model and simulate the designed electromagnets or products utilising electromagnetism using technical design software. Assess the viability of the product and examine the physical parameters to ensure a successful production process.
model electromechanical systems: Model and simulate an electromechanical system, product, or component so that an assessment can be made of the viability of the product and so the physical parameters can be examined before the actual building of the product.
model groundwater: Model groundwater flow; analyse groundwater temperature and characteristics; identify geological formations and man-made influence.
model hardware: Model and simulate computer hardware using technical design software. Assess the viability of the product and examine the physical parameters to ensure a successful production process.
model microelectronics: Model and simulate microelectronic systems, products, and components using technical design software. Assess the viability of the product and examine the physical parameters to ensure a successful production process.
model mineral deposits: Geologically model mineral deposits in order to determine their location, their aspect and their economic potential.
model optical systems: Model and simulate optical systems, products, and components using technical design software. Assess the viability of the product and examine the physical parameters to ensure a successful production process.
model power electronics: Model and simulate power electronics systems, products, and components using technical design software. Assess the viability of the product and examine the physical parameters to ensure a successful production process.
model sensor: Model and simulate sensors, products using sensors, and sensor components using technical design software. This way the viability of the product can be assessed and the physical parameters can be examined before the actual building of the product.
moderate a debate: Moderate a staged or unstaged discussion between two or more of people. Make sure everyone gets to voice their opinion and that they stay on topic. Ensure that the debate doesn't run out of hand and that participants are civil and polite to each other.
moderate a discussion: Apply moderation techniques and methods to lead discussions between two or more people, including situations such as workshops, conferences or online events. Ensure the correctness and politeness of the debate.
moderate in negotiations: Oversee negotiations between two parties as a neutral witness to ensure that the negotiations occur in a friendly and productive manner, that a compromise is reached, and that everything is compliant with legal regulations.
modern portfolio theory: The theory of finance that attempts to either maximise the profit of an investment equivalent to the risk taken or to reduce the risk for the expected profit of an investment by judiciously choosing the right combination of financial products.
modern power signalling systems: Understand traditional and modern signalling systems; operate railway signalling systems.
modify casts for prostheses: Fabricate and fit casts for prostheses for patients with partial or total absence of limb; measure, model and produce casts for prostheses and evaluate their fit on the patient.
modify scenic elements during performance: Change-over of scenic elements during performance, and follow the relevant documentation during performance.
molecular biology: The interactions between the various systems of a cell, the interactions between the different types of genetic material and how these interactions are regulated.
molecular gastronomy: The analysis of scientific research applied to food preparation. Understanding how the interaction between ingredients can modify the structure and appearance of food, for example by creating unexpected tastes and textures and by developing new types of dining experiences.
monasticism: The devotion of one's life to spirituality and the rejection of worldly pursuits such as material goods.
monitor ICT research: Survey and investigate recent trends and developments in ICT research. Observe and anticipate mastery evolution.
monitor after sales records: Keep an eye on the after sales feedback and monitor customer satisfaction or complaints; record after sales calls for thorough data analysis.
monitor airport service performance: Assess the day-to-day service quality delivered by the different departments of an air transport operator to its customers. Short- and long-term summaries of this information provide a vital input to the company.
monitor airport surveillance infrastructure: Monitor and maintain the surveillance equipment and infrastructure used in airports. Ensure that this infrastructure remains fully functional.
monitor airspace planning: Process airspace data to monitor and improve airspace planning; improve flight efficiency and reduce operational costs.
monitor airworthiness certifications: Monitor airworthiness certifications and ensure they are carried out by persons who are properly authorised, and that the certifications undertaken are for the purpose of meeting the requirements of applicable airworthiness regulations.
monitor almond blanching process: Monitoring almonds as they emerge from the blanching machine and making adjustments to the machine to make sure that skins are adequately removed.
monitor amusement park safety: Follow up activities to ensure permanent safety and decent behaviour of park visitors; remove unruly visitors if needed.
monitor aquaculture stock health standards: Perform activities that ensure monitoring and implementation of aquaculture health standards and health analysis of the fish population.
monitor art scene developments: Monitor artistic events, trends, and other developments. Read recent art publications in order to develop ideas and to keep in touch with relevant art world activities.
monitor artwork market: Estimate value and price of artwork; permanently monitor art market in order to notice trends or sudden price changes; identify which kind of artwork is selling well during a certain period of time.
monitor automated machines: Continuously check up on the automated machine's set-up and execution or make regular control rounds. If necessary, record and interpret data on the operating conditions of installations and equipment in order to identify abnormalities.
monitor aviation growth trends: Stay up-to-date with aviation growth trends and innovations; understand the key components of the airport's long range development plans.
monitor aviation meteorology: Monitor and interpret the information provided by weather stations to anticipate conditions that may affect airports and flights.
monitor ballast regulator: Monitor a ballast regulator, the work train component that arranges railway ballast for optimal stability. Report any problems or take the appropriate action.
monitor banking activities: Supervise and review banking activities such as lending and other transactions to ensure legality of these actions.
monitor banking sector development: Observe changes in the national and international banking industry such as the introduction of new laws, innovative trends and products, or the level of cooperation between banks.
monitor basic patients signs: Monitor basic patient vital signs and other signs, taking actions as indicated by the nurse and report to her/him as appropriate.
monitor biomedical equipment stock: Keep track of the day-to-day biomedical equipment usage. Maintain stock levels and records, such as blood transfusion stock levels.
monitor bond market: Observe and analyse the bond or debt market and its trends on a daily basis to gather up-to-date information in order to develop investment strategies.
monitor building security: Check on a regular basis that the building's doors, windows, and locks are properly and securely closed and that no hazards are likely to happen.
monitor bushings: Monitor the machines to detect any defects or malfunctioning such as defective binder applicators or clogged bushings.
monitor cashiers: Investigate the actions of the checkout staff in order to detect potential incorrect invoicing.
monitor charity's budget: Monitor and manage the charity organisation`s budget such as the annual income and expenditure, fundraising budgets and financial progress.
monitor check-out point: Ensure check-out points have adequate cash available and are staffed appropriately.
monitor chemical process condition: Monitor the conformity of the chemical process, checking all indicators or warning signals provided by the instruments such as recording instruments, flowmeters and panel lights.
monitor chipper machine: Monitor in-feed and clear the chipper equipment of debris to avoid blockages and jams in order to secure a free flow of materials.
monitor civic recycling sites: Monitor sites and facilities which contain recycling points and in which individuals can dispose of domestic waste, in order to ensure safety, compliance with legislation, and that the public uses the facilities in compliance with waste regulations.
monitor coating specifications: Monitoring that specifications such as colour, shape, glaze, texture, weight, depth of coating are met.
monitor coke quenching: Monitor the process where hot cokes are removed from the oven and quenched using water or increasingly air to make transport possible.
monitor communication channels' performance: Search for possible faults. Perform visual checks. Analyse system indicators and use diagnostic devices.
monitor compliance with EU marketing standards for vegetables: Make sure that EU marketing guidelines and standards concerning fruits and vegetables are being followed. Monitor if fruit and vegetable items ready for sale are clean and correctly labelled.
monitor compliance with licensing agreements: Ensure that licensee is well aware of all terms, legal aspects and renewal aspects of the license that has been awarded.
monitor composting: Mix the biodegradable materials respecting the appropriate proportion and monitor the degradation process of organic waste.
monitor concrete curing process: Monitor the process where the poured concrete cures or sets. Make sure the concrete does not dry too quickly, which may cause cracking. Rehumidify the concrete when called for.
monitor condition of hospitalised animals: Monitor hospitalised animals and make appropriate adjustments in areas such as nutrition, hygiene, and pain management.
monitor conditions affecting train movement: Monitor conditions that may influence train movements, e.g. crew availability, weather conditions, equipment operability, speed or track limitations, etc. Undertake actions to ensure and optimise train performance and safety; anticipate emergencies and unexpected situations.
monitor construction site: Keep an overview of what happens at the construction site at all times. Identify who is present and what stage of the construction work each crew is in.
monitor contractor performance: Manage contractor performance and assess whether they are meeting the agreed standard and correct underperformance if needed.
monitor conveyor belt: Monitor the flow of the work pieces on the conveyor belt as they are processed by the machine to ensure optimal productivity.
monitor credit institutes: Perform bank supervision and control the subsidiaries' activities, for example credit operations and cash reserve ratio.
monitor crew members operating engines: Monitor the staff that operate the engines during operations. Communicate with them in order to obtain information relevant to the general steering of the ship.
monitor crops: Monitor the growth of the crops to ensure the crops are free from diseases, harmful chemicals and organisms.
monitor curriculum implementation: Monitor the steps taken in educational institutions to implement the approved learning curriculum for said institution to ensure adherence and the use of proper teaching methods and resources.
monitor customer behaviour: Oversee, identify and observe the evolution of the customer's needs and interests.
monitor customer inquiries: Process questions and requests from customers; provide clear information about imported and exported products.
monitor customer safety on apron: Monitor passenger safety on apron and ramp area during boarding and deplaning; provide assistance to passengers.
monitor daily work: Planning the day's work and assigns tasks equally to the workers and employees at harvest accordance with the plans drawn up by his superior, explains the work to do, advises workers on their work to guide them. Monitors the progress of activities and resolve issues, if any. Prepares equipment and ensures the availability and proper functioning of the tools.
monitor developments in field of expertise: Keep up with new research, regulations, and other significant changes, labour market related or otherwise, occurring within the field of specialisation.
monitor developments in technology used for design: Identify and explore recent developments in technology and materials used in the live performance industry, in order to create an up-to-date technical background for one’s personal design work.
monitor developments used for food industry: Identifying and exploring developments and innovation in technology and materials in the food industry.
monitor disposal of radioactive substances: Ensure correct management and disposal of radioactive substances used for medical purposes, in compliance with established procedures.
monitor distillation processes: Identify and report problems or potential hazards by monitoring instruments, indicators and meters. Inspect pipelines; lubricate valves or tighten connections if necessary.
monitor drilling fluid: Monitor and maintain the drilling fluids, or "mud". Add different chemicals to the fluid to perform various function in well operations: keep the drill bit cool, provide hydrostatic pressure, etc.
monitor drivers: Ensure that drivers meet the legal requirements to operate, arrive at work at required times, present no signs of alcohol or drug abuse, and follow the commissioned itineraries of the day. Monitor drivers to ensure quality work performance and efficiency. Ensure maintenance of record of time expended and distances covered.
monitor educational developments: Monitor the changes in educational policies, methodologies and research by reviewing relevant literature and liaising with education officials and institutions.
monitor elections: Monitor the proceedings on the day of elections to ensure that the voting process and the counting process occur according to regulations.
monitor electric generators: Monitor the operation of electric generators in power stations in order to ensure functionality and safety, and to identify need for repairs and maintenance.
monitor electroplating baths: Control the temperature and changing composition of the solution composed of different chemical components and used to cover a surface with a thin layer of metal.
monitor employee's health: Use health surveillance programmes to monitor the health of employees who are potentially exposed to hazards at work.
monitor end-product drying process: Let the end-products to cool and dry during the correct amount of time. If necessary, hasten the drying process using kilns or delay it by allowing water to humidify the products.
monitor environmental parameters: Check the impact of manufacturing machinery on the environment, analysing temperature levels, water quality and air pollution.
monitor equipment condition: Monitor the correct functioning of gauges, dials, or display screens to make sure a machine is working.
monitor event activities: Monitor event activities to ensure that regulations and laws are followed, look after satisfaction of participants, and resolve any problems should they arise.
monitor excavated material: Monitor the excavated material to determine the type and structure of the material and decide on any actions to be taken.
monitor extraction logging operations: Monitor logging operations and oversee formation testing and sampling operations; analyse and interpret results.
monitor feeding behaviour: Monitor feeding behaviour of farm animals. Collect information on the growth of the animals, and forecast future growth. Monitor and assess biomass taking mortality into account.
monitor feeding systems: Make sure that feeders, feeding system and monitoring instruments are working. Analyse feedback from the instruments.
monitor fermentation: Supervise and control fermentation. Monitor the settling of juice and the fermentation of raw material. Control the progress of the fermentation process to meet specifications. Measure, test and interpret fermentation process and quality data according to specification.
monitor field surveys: Monitor the progress and determine corrective actions such as adjusting the distribution of investigators according to the progress of the investigation. Transmit field survey data to the accounting or billing department.
monitor fields: Monitor orchards, fields and production areas to forecast when crops will be fully grown. Estimate how much damage the weather may cause to crops.
monitor film development baths: Place the photographic film in chemical baths with e.g. citric acid and ammonium thiosulfate, monitor temperature and treatment time.
monitor financial accounts: Handle financial administration of your department, keep the costs down to only necessary expenses and maximise the revenues of your organisation.
monitor fish health status: Monitor the health of fish, based on feeding and general behaviour. Interpret environmental parameters and analyse mortalities.
monitor flour unloading equipment: Monitor flour unloading equipment and flour processing systems. Ensure ingredients are delivered on time.
monitor flow of gum: Monitoings the flow of gum from mixer into hopper of machine.
monitor food production documentation: Conducting document control during different stages of production to monitor production steps and quality.
monitor forage grazing plans: Supervise the forage plan for grazing following the chosen production system. Determine the required quantity of conserved forages and the grazing plan based on the production systems and available resources.
monitor forest health: Monitor forest health to make sure all necessary actions are taken by the forestry workers team.
monitor forest productivity: Monitor and improve forest productivity by organising growing, timber harvesting, and health measures.
monitor freezing processes: Monitoring freezing processes to ensure product is adequately frozen. Assessing temperature levels and ensuring energy efficiency and product refrigeration.
monitor fuel storage tanks: Monitor on site above ground diesel or gasoline. Location and management according to commonly accepted industry practice. Ensure underground storage tanks are regularly tested and found to be leak-proof. In case of leaks prepare a remedial plan to remove tanks and clean contaminated soils.
monitor gaming room: Pay close attention to the gaming room and notice details to make sure operations run smoothly and that security is ensured.
monitor gauge: Oversee the data presented by a gauge concerning the measurement of pressure, temperature, thickness of a material, and others.
monitor geotechnical structures: Observe performance factors of geotechnical structures in relation to the railway system.
monitor grapes: Monitoring the growth of grapes to ensure their quality. Determine the correct time for harvest. Test the grapes as necessary to ensure fruit quality.
monitor grounds: Monitor grounds during special events to insure protection of the system, report condition of the grounds and loss of water or plants due to system malfunction.
monitor grounds maintenance: Supervise ground operations, such as mulching, weeding, bush-hogging, sweeping all walk areas, removing snow, repairing fences, and picking up trash.
monitor growth rates of cultivated fish species: Monitor and assess growth rates and biomass of cultivated fish species, taking mortalities into account. Calculate and forecast growth rates. Monitor and assess mortalities.
monitor guest access: Oversee guests access, ensuring that guest needs are addressed and security is maintained at all times.
monitor heavy machinery: Monitor the performance of heavy-duty equipment. Record troubleshooting, ensure that all operations comply with safety and health requirements.
monitor incineration process: Monitor the procedures involved in the incineration of waste and potential energy recovery from the process, to ensure that it is compliant with health, safety and environmental regulations as well as to ensure efficiency and proper functioning of the incineration equipment.
monitor ingredient storage: Monitor ingredient storage and expiry dates via weekly reporting leading to good stock rotation and reduction of waste.
monitor international market performance: Continuously monitor the international market performance by staying up-to-date with trade media and trends.
monitor interventions in the outdoors: Monitor, demonstrate and explain the use of equipment according to the operational guidelines issued by manufacturers.
monitor kitchen supplies: Oversee stock levels for supplies used in the kitchen. Report to the appropriate person.