TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
forecast production quantities: Determine the most adequate production levels of products according to forecasts and analysis of historic consuming trends.
forecast products' demand: Collect, analyse and calculate the demand of products and services based on reports and purchasing activity of customers.
forecast sales over periods of time: Calculate and estimate the expected sales of products and services over different periods of time in order to determine their profitability.
forecast workload: Predict and define workload needed to be done in a certain amount of time, and the time it would take to perform these tasks.
foreclosure: The legal system surrounding the recovery of a loan or debt which a debtor or borrower has not completed the payments of and of which payments have been neglected by enforcing the sale of assets which were used as collateral for the loan.
foreign affairs policy development: The development processes of foreign affairs policies, such as relevant research methods, relevant legislation, and foreign affairs operations.
foreign languages for international careers: Languages of the countries in which a potential target labour market would exist to facilitate your career.
foreign valuta: The currencies of different countries such as the euro, dollar or yen including their exchange rate and the methods of currency conversion.
forensic anthropology: The scientific study and techniques that use history, archaeology, and biology to analyse human remains and determine their age, sex, and time and cause of death.
forensic intelligence: The procedures and methodology of gathering and analysing forensic intelligence and data for investigative purposes.
forensic linguistics: The use of linguistic knowledge, methods, and insights to provide linguistic evidence during a criminal investigation.
forensic pathology: The legal procedures and techniques used to determine the cause of death of an individual, as part of an investigation of criminal law cases.
forensic physics: The physics involved in crime solving and testing such as ballistics, vehicle collisions, and fluid testing.
forensic psychiatry: The psychiatry methods applied, the organsation and duties in both criminal and civil frameworks of justice.
forestry regulations: The legal rules applicable to forestry: agricultural law, rural law, and laws on hunting and fishing.
forging processes: The various processes in the metalforming practices of forging, such as swaging, open-die forging, automatic hot forging, cogging, impression-die forging, roll forging, upsetting, press forging, and others.
form bed for glass: Form a bed for glass on the metal trays by spreading plasters of paris using rollers or pallete knifes.
form continuous bands: Form continuous bands by cutting the plies at the right splice points and by pressing their ends together.
form moulding mixture: Form the moulding mixture adding specified amounts of materials, such as sand, clay, silica mud or plastic pellets, according to a fixed recipe, set up the controller of the melting tanks and monitor the melting process.
form operational strategies for law enforcement: Form strategies to turn laws and regulations into operational goals and plans of action to ensure that the law is complied with and offenders receive the correct sentence, fine or other consequence.
forming of public opinion: The process whereby perceptions and opinions toward something are forged and enforced. The elements that play a role in public opinion such as framing information, psyche processes, and herding.
formulate a case conceptualisation model for therapy: Compose an individualised treatment plan in collaboration with the individual, striving to match his or her needs, situation, and treatment goals to maximise the probability of therapeutic gain and considering any possible personal, social, and systemic barriers that might undermine treatment.
formulate a treatment plan: Formulate a treatment plan and evaluation (analysis) based on collected data following assessment using a clinical reasoning process.
formulate dietetic intervention: Select types and amounts of food for therapeutic diets based on indicated physiological and psychological needs of the patient, developing an individualised nutrition plan for the patient.
fortune-telling techniques: The methods or objects that are used by fortune tellers to interpret and predict the future, such as card reading, palm reading or tea-leaves reading.
fossil fuels: The types of fuels which contain high doses of carbon and include gas, coal, and petroleum, and the processes by which they are formed, such as the anaerobic decomposition of organisms, as well as the ways in which they are used to generate energy.
fossil-fuel power plant operations: The different steps in the production of electricity using fossil fuels and the function of all the components of the required equipment such as boilers, turbines and generators.
foster compliance with health and safety rules by setting an example: Set a personal example to colleagues by following HSE rules and implementing them in daily activities.
foster dialogue in society: Foster intercultural dialogue in civil society on a variety of controversial topics such as religious and ethical issues.
foster relationships with various types of carrier: Establish relationships with various types of carriers e.g. trucking companies, air freighters and ocean liners.
framework for a safety management system: The different types of content in a framework for a safety management system, which should include safety policy and objectives, safety risk management, safety assurance, and safety promotion.
free fatty acid elimination processes: The processes for the refining of edible oils and fats to eliminate free fatty acids (FFA). This includes the physical refining, a process that builds on the lower boiling point of the free fatty acids compared to the boiling point of the triglyceride oil, and also chemical or alkaline refining, where an alkali is used to neutralise the free fatty acids.
freight transport methods: Understand different modalities of transport such as air, sea, or intermodal freight transport. Specialise in one of the modalities and possess a deeper knowledge of the details and procedures of that modality.
froth flotation processes: The different aspects of froth flotation, used to separate floatable (hydrophobic) and non-floatable (hydrophilic) ink particles.
fruit and vegetable products: The offered fruit and vegetable products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
fruit and vegetables maceration: Extract essences from vegetal materials to obtain the desired aromatic properties.
fuel cell types: Fuel cells functionalities and types. It includes the operating conditions of fuel cells and possible related problems.
fuel distribution systems: Know all aspects of fuel distribution systems and components such as pipeline systems, valves, pumps, filters, and fuel monitors.
fuel gas: The various qualities, hazards and applications of gaseous fuels, such as oxy-acetylene, oxy-gasoline, oxy-hydrogen and others.
fuel inventory methods: Know various fuel inventory methods; know gauging procedures for fuel bladders using petroleum gauging stick.
functional properties of foods: Structure, quality, nutritional value and/or acceptability of a food product. A food functional property is determined by physical, chemical and/or organoleptic properties of a food. Examples of a functional property may include solubility, absorption, water retention, frothing ability, elasticity, and absorptive capacity for fats and foreign particles.
functionalities of machinery: The machinery and equipment used and, in particular, the characteristics regarding functioning and calibration to ensure compliance with quality and product specifications, as well as the operator's safety.
fundamental veterinary sciences: Veterinary anatomy, histology, embryology, physiology, biochemistry, genetics, pharmacology, pharmacy, toxicology, microbiology, immunology, epidemiology and professional ethics.
funding methods: The financial possibilities for funding projects such as the traditional ones, namely loans, venture capital, public or private grants up to alternative methods such as crowdfunding.
furniture care products: The products used to clean and maintain the quality of furniture in the cleaning process such as furniture cleaners, wax, polish or oil.
furniture industry: Companies and activities involved in the design, manufacture, distribution and sale of functional and decorative objects of household equipment.
furniture, carpet and lighting equipment products: The offered furniture, carpet and lighting equipment products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
galvanise metal workpiece: Prevent steel or iron workpieces from rusting and other corrosion by applying a protective zinc coating to the metal surface through the process of galvanisation by using methods such as hot-dip galvanisation or electrogalvanisation.
gas chromatography: The principles of gas chromatography used to analyse and separate specific compounds which go to vaporisation without decomposition.
gas consumption: The factors which are involved in the calculation and estimation of gas consumption in a residence or facility, and methods which can reduce the consumption of gas, or make it more efficient.
gas contaminant removal processes: The processes used to remove contaminants such as mercury, nitrogen and helium from natural gas; the techniques such as activated carbon and molecular sieves and the recovery of the removed material if it is commercially viable.
gas dehydration processes: The processes used to remove water from natural gas such as the absorption process using glycol or activated alumina.
gas market: The trends and major driving factors in the gas trading market, gas trades methodologies and practice, and the identification of the major stakeholders in the gas sector.
gastroenterological surgery: Gastroenterological surgery is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
gastroenterology: Gastroenterology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
gather data for forensic purposes: Collect protected, fragmented or corrupted data and other online communication. Document and present findings from this process.
gather experimental data: Collect data resulting from the application of scientific methods such as test methods, experimental design or measurements.
gather feedback from employees: Communicate in an open and positive manner in order to assess levels of satisfaction with employees, their outlook on the work environment, and in order to identify problems and devise solutions.
gather information on theme of the show: Gather relevant information on the theme you are discussing in the show or on the guests who make an appearance in the program to make sure you are up to date.
gather information to substitute parts: Gather information from sources such as manuals and manufacturers; identify appropriate replacements for broken, rare or obsolete parts.
gather reference materials: Gathering reference materials such as drawings, illustrations and sketches, in the process of creating a painting or sculpture.
gather reference materials for artwork: Gather samples of the materials you expect to use in the creation process, especially if the desired piece of art necessitates the intervention of qualified workers or specific production processes.
gather technical information: Apply systematic research methods and communicate with relevant parties in order to find specific information and evaluate research results to assess the information's relevance, relating technical systems and developments.
gel permeation chromatography: Polymer analysis technique which separates the analytes on the basis of their weight.
gem cutting forms: Gemstones can be cut into different shapes such as faceted stones, cablochons, spheres or beads. They can also be fit together with other precious stones or different materials as in the case of inlays or mosaics. Finally, they can be carved to produce intaglios or cameos.
gemstone grading systems: Systems used by different institutes to analyse and grade gemstones e.g. Gemological Institute of America, Hoge Raad voor Diamant and European Gemological Laboratory.
gemstones: Types of minerals or petrified materials that are cut and polished for use in jewellery, classified according to type, characteristics, and value.
gender studies: Interdisciplinary academic field which studies gender equality and gender representation in society. Theories related to gender studies can be part of the scientific research in various fields such as literature and other artistic media, history, sociology, and political science.
genealogy: Study of historical relations and lineages among family relatives displayed in a table of the descent from person to person which forms a family tree or in a form of written narratives.
general haematology: The medical specialty dealing with the diagnosis, aetiology and treatment of blood diseases.
general medicine: General medicine is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
general surgery: General surgery is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
genetic engineering: Manipulation of the genetic material of an organism using methods that insert new DNA into or remove heritable material from the genome.
genetic selection programme: The methods used to plan and carry out a genetic selection programme for selected species of fish, molluscs, crustaceans and others.
genetics: The study of heredity, genes and variations in living organisms. Genetic science seeks to understand the process of trait inheritance from parents to offspring and the structure and behaviour of genes in living beings.
geochemistry: The scientific discipline that studies the presence and distribution of chemical elements in the geological systems of Earth.
geochronology: The branch of geology and scientific field specialised in dating the age of rocks, rock formations, and sediments in order to determine geological events and map the chronology of Earth.
geodesy: The scientific discipline that combines applied mathematics and earth sciences in order to measure and represent the Earth. It studies phenomena such as gravitational fields, polar motion, and tides.
geographic information systems: The tools involved in geographical mapping and positioning, such as GPS (global positioning systems), GIS (geographical information systems), and RS (remote sensing).
geographical areas relevant to tourism: The field of tourism geography in Europe as well as the rest of the world in order to point out relevant tourism areas and attractions.
geography: The scientific discipline that studies the land, phenomena, characteristics and inhabitants of Earth. This field seeks to understand the natural and man-made complexities of Earth.
geological factors in airport construction: Know geological characteristics affecting soil conditions and foundations in an airport, for planning and potential construction and development purposes.
geological mapping: The technique used to create maps that clearly illustrate the geological features and rock layers of an area that may be useful for mining projects and geological explorations.
geological time scale: System of chronological measurement dividing geologic history into several temporal divisions and subdivisions that take ancient life, geography, and climates into account.
geometry: Branch of mathematics related to questions of shape, size, relative position of figures and the properties of space.
geophysics: The scientific field that deals with the physical processes and properties of, and spatial environment surrounding Earth. Geophysics also deals with the quantitative analysis of phenomena such as magnetic fields, the internal structure of Earth, and its hydrological cycle.
geostationary satellites: Know about geostationary satellites and how they function; moving in the same direction as rotation of the Earth. Understand how they are used for telecommunication and commercial purposes.
geothermal energy systems: Low temperature heating and high temperature cooling, generated by use of geothermal energy, and their contribution to energy performance.
geothermal power generation methods: Different ways to extract the thermal energy stored in the earth in order to produce electricity by extracting steam to activate turbines, by extracting hot water and converting it into steam, or by using a binary system that transforms a secondary liquid into steam.
geothermal power plant operations: The different steps in the production of electricity from geothermal energy and the function of all the components of the required equipment such as pumps, compressors, heat exchangers and turbines.
geriatrics: Geriatrics is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
give advice on personal matters: Advise people on love and marriage issues, business and job opportunities, health or other personal aspects.
give battle commands: Give commands during a battle or similar confrontation with enemy units to guide the activities of the troops, ensuring the safety of the troops and success of the operation, and give these commands in a comprehensible manner compliant with guidelines, and in dangerous and stress situations.
give care instructions: Inform clients or patients on the medical attention required to ensure a smooth wound healing process.
give constructive feedback: Provide founded feedback through both criticism and praise in a respectful, clear, and consistent manner. Highlight achievements as well as mistakes and set up methods of formative assessment to evaluate work.
give instructions to staff: Give instructions to subordinates by employing various communication techniques. Adjust communication style to the target audience in order to convey instructions as intended.
give interviews to media: Prepare oneself according to the context and the diversity of media (radio, television, web, newspapers, etc.), and give an interview.
give live presentation: Deliver a speech or talk in which a new product, service, idea, or piece of work is demonstrated and explained to an audience.
give massages: Provide clients with head, hand, neck, facial or full body massages.
give out grants: Handle grants given out by an organisation, company or the government. Give the appropriate grants to the grant recipient while instructing him or her about the process and responsibilities linked to it.
give shiatsu massages: Perform massages on clients to reduce their stress and pain according to the shiatsu principles, based on the theoretical framework of traditional Chinese medicine.
give swimming lessons: Instruct children, adults, beginners and advanced students on swimming techniques and water safety.
give theory lessons to pilots: Instruct futures pilots on flight-related theoretical subjects such as the aircraft structure, the principles of flight, the flight controls and instruments, weather theory, and air law.
glass breakage sensors: Different types of sensors used to detect the breaking of glass, usually with a microphone set to detect frequencies associated with breaking glass, or vibration detectors. The advantages, disadvantages, usage cases and price points of each.
glass coatings: Coatings used to protect glass from damage, to influence its behaviour when damaged, to keep harmful UV rays out, and others. Their usage cases, advantages and disadvantages and price points.
glassware products: The offered china glassware and other glassware products such as cups and vases, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
glassworking: The process of melting, working and shaping glass to create individual products or pieces of glasswork.
global navigation satellite system performance parameters: Know the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) performance parameters, and the requirements that an GNSS system should possess in specific conditions.
global standards for sustainability reporting: The global, standardised reporting framework that enable organisations to quantify and communicate about their environmental, social and governance impact.
good laboratory practice: Regulatory requirements and Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) applied in the relevant manufacturing sector.
good manufacturing practices: Regulatory requirements and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) applied in the relevant manufacturing sector.
goods transported from warehouse facilities: Know the goods transported from warehouse facilities. Understand the legal and safety requirements of goods, the hazards that materials may represent; provide solutions and appropriate direction for the handling of goods.
government policy: The political activities, plans, and intentions of a government for a legislative session for concrete causes.
government representation: The legal and public representation methods and procedures of the government during trial cases or for communication purposes, and the specific aspects of the governmental bodies being represented in order to ensure accurate representation.
government social security programmes: The different areas of social security provided by the government, the different rights which citizens have, which benefits are available, the rules which regulate social security and the different situations in which they apply.
grade coffee beans: Grade coffee beans based on their characteristics, defects, size, colour, moisture content, taste, acidity, body, or aroma.
grade engineered wood: Assess the quality of engineered wood looking for flaws, incomplete gluing, and irregularities.
grade foods: Sort and grade food products according to sensory criteria such as size, weight or appearance by hand or with the help of machines. Grade the foods into appropriate classes to be further processed.
grade lumber: Grade the quality of milled or rough-sawed lumber for irregularities, to ensure specified dimensions.
grade patterns for wearing apparel: Grading patterns by performing processes of resizing initial patterns in order to create nest of patterns to fit various body types and sizes.
grade pulp: Oversee pulp quality based on their pulping process, raw materials, yield, fibre length and other categories such as dirt, moisture content, porosity, density, and brightness.
grade veneer: Assess the quality of veneer looking for flaws, tears, and irregularities and evaluating its aesthetic value based on criteria such as colours and patterns.
grade wheat for milling: Grading wheat to be milled based on several factors, the most important of which is the protein content. The wheat is stored in silos with wheat of the same analytical parameters until needed for milling.
grading systems: The features of several grading systems such as FAS (Firsts and Seconds) and various forms of SEL (Select) and Common, which are used to buy and sell lumber worldwide.
graffiti removal techniques: Methods, materials and procedures to remove graffiti posts from public surfaces: identifying the surface type and material to be removed, selecting a removal method and chemical substances and applying a protective coating layer.
grain dehydration recipes: Grain dehydration formulas and techniques according to requirements and product. Regulation of temperature, dehydration times and handling of the grains before and after dehydrating.
grain-for-beverages milling process: Milling process, which combines advanced and conventional wet and dry milling. Milling methods of grain for beverages ensure good husk conservation and optimal grinding of the endosperm, which provide numerous advantages for the brewing process and final products.
grammar: The set of structural rules governing the composition of clauses, phrases, and words in any given natural language.
grant concessions: Grant rights, land or property from governments to private entities, in compliance with regulations, and ensuring the necessary documentation is filed and processed
graphics editor software: The field of graphical ICT tools which enable digital editing and composition of graphics, such as GIMP, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, to develop both 2D raster or 2D vector graphics.
graphite: Various qualities and applications of graphite, a crystalline form of carbon characterised by a high degree of natural strength and stiffness.
green bonds: The financial instruments traded in financial markets that aim at raising capitals for projects with specific environmental benefits.
green computing: The use of ICT systems in an environmentally responsible and sustainable manner, such as the implementation of energy-efficient servers and central processing units (CPUs), reduction of resources and correct disposal of e-waste.
green logistics: Know about green logistics, in which significant efforts are made to minimise the ecological impact of logistics activities.
green space strategies: The authority’s vision on how to use its green space. This includes the goals it wants to achieve, the resources, methods, legislative framework, and time needed to meet these goals.
green water incubation technology: The green water incubation technology used during aquaculture hatchery.
greenhouse types: Different types of greenhouses (plastic, glass) and other horticultural facilities such as hotbed, seedbed, irrigations systems, storage and protective facilities etc.
grind gemstones: Shape gemstones using equipment such as diamond or silicon carbide wheels to obtain a rough though more regular form called the preform.
grind glass: Grind and polish glass or lenses smooth through the application of a range of glass grinding techniques. Glass can be ground using hand tools or glass grinding machinery. Treat the glass with abrasive chemicals during the process.
grind meat: Use various types of machinery to grind animal parts into minced meat. Avoid the inclusion of bone splinters in the product. Maintain the meat grinding machine.
grind terrazzo: Grind the poured and cured terrazzo layer in several steps, from rough to fine, using a grinding machine.
groom animals: Prepare the environment for grooming, select the correct grooming equipment and grooming methods for the animal. Apply occupational health and safety principles, of basic animal anatomy and physiology, including the identification and reporting of any abnormalities.
groom carpets: Inspect the rug and use a groom to set the nap in the direction in which the knots are tied. Use detergents and non-chlorine bleaches to regroom, clean and brighten the fringes of the carpet, treating spots and odors.
ground segment: Know the ground-based infrastructure necessary to support the operation of satellites, including the operation of spacecraft in orbit; receive and process satellite data.
grout terrazzo: Cover any small holes in the terrazzo surface with a grout mixture of the appropriate colour after it has been roughly ground.
grow cultures used in monitoring experiments: Grow cultures for use in monitoring experiments to make sure that correct laboratory quality control procedures are carried out.
grow plants: Carry out plant growing activities. Carry out grow control considering the required terms and conditions for specific plant type.
guarantee customer satisfaction: Handle customer expectations in a professional manner, anticipating and addressing their needs and desires. Provide flexible customer service to ensure customer satisfaction and loyalty.
guarantee students' safety: Ensure all students falling under an instructor or other person’s supervision are safe and accounted for. Follow safety precautions in the learning situation.
guidance, navigation and control: The engineering discipline that deals with the design and development of systems that can control the motion of automobiles, ships, space- and aircraft. It includes control over vehicle's trajectory from its present location to a designated target and vehicle's speed and altitude.
guide analysis of a recorded performance: Analyse a preformance video recording by using experts as a model.
guide concrete hose: Guide the concrete hose while the pump is operating. Make sure to distribute the concrete efficiently and securely.
guide conversion: Guide individuals who wish to change their faith in the processes related to the conversion to a particular religion, in their religious development on their new religious path, and performing the conversion itself.
guide cranes: Guide a crane operator in operating the crane. Stay in contact with the operator visually, vocally, or using communication equipment to make sure the crane operation is completed in a safe and efficient manner.
guide dog training methods: The methods that are used to train dogs to guide people who are visually impaired.
guide international students: Support international exchange students with their cultural adjustment in a new community. Assist them with settling in a new academic environment.
guide jury activities: Guide the activities of a jury during a court hearing and in the decision-making process to ensure they act in an impartial manner and that they heard all the evidence, arguments and witness accounts relevalt to the trial so that they can make the best decision, on which the judge may base a sentence.
guide learners in using assistive technologies: Instruct and guide learners on how to use assistive technologies appropriate to their specific learning challenge: such as word prediction, text-to-speech or speech recognition. Explain the features of the technology and its benefits for the learner.
guide lift car installation: Guide the process where a crane hoists the lift car to the top of the finished shaft and lowers it along the support rails. Communicate with the crane operator during the car installation to ensure correct and safe installation.
guide operation of heavy construction equipment: Guide a colleague in operating a piece of heavy construction equipment. Follow the operation closely and understand when feedback is called for. Use communication techniques like voice, two-way radio, agreed-upon gestures and whistles to signal the appropriate information to the operator.
guide people to holding areas: Guide people to holding areas, after assessing their case and the need for further investigation, where they will be required to remain for a temporary period of time while their case is being handled, after which they will receive further instructions.
guide performers' training sessions: Organise performance training by determining its goals. Supervise the performers' training.
guide placement of anchors: Assist the responsible person in the positioning of box anchors and shore anchors.
guide staff: Lead and manage team in order to keep them informed about a variety of rules and regulations regarding to grants.
hair colouring: The theory and practice of colouring a hairstyle and various process steps and types such as bleaching, highlights, and balayage.
hair cutting techniques: Various techniques that can be used in the process of cutting a person's hair, such as layering, slicing, and face framing.
hair products: The qualities and applications of various styling products used on different types of hair, such as curling creams, hairspray, shampoos, and conditioners.
hair removal techniques: The various methods used for removing unwanted hair either by depilation, including shaving and trimming, or by epilation, such as waxing, sugaring, lasering, plucking etc.
halal meat: The preparation and types of meat consumable according to Islamic laws such as chicken and cow meat. This also includes the preparation and types of meat that are not consumable according to this law, such as pork and certain parts of the animals' bodies like their hindquarters
halal slaughtering practices: The practices involved in the slaughtering of animals for food consumption according to Islamic law such as the animal's diet, method of slaughter and upside down storage of the carcass.
hammer cotton and oakum into seams: Use tamping tool to make wooden boats watertight by hammering cotton and oakum into the seams of the planks.
hand gestures: The meanings of different hand gestures signifying or implying the act of something. For instance, swearing with a raised hand.
hand out product samples: Hand out brochures, coupons, product samples; come up with new incentives to persuade customers to buy products/services.
hand props to actors: Hand the right props to actors before each scene. Give them directions on how to use objects.
handle animals for semen collection: Handle the male breeding animal for the collection of semen for use in artificial insemination. Apply manual methods or make use of electrical stimulation.
handle artworks: Work directly with objects in museums and art galleries, in coordination with other museum professionals, to ensure that artworks are safely handled, packed, stored and cared for.
handle broken glass sheets: Handle the damaged glass sheets so that they do not collapse into the kiln by closing the roll of the drawing kiln.
handle broodstock: Handle wild and cultured broodstock. Quarantine wild and cultured broodstock. Select individuals for culture and/or fattening.
handle building materials: Move building materials and supplies from receiving area to destination area; operate a hand truck or forklift.
handle bulk transfer of raw material: Transfer dry raw materials using suitable mechanical handling systems like screw feeders, or using gravity or pneumatic means.
handle cargo: Manage safely the mechanical elements in the loading and unloading of cargo and stores. Stowing and unstowing of products following instructions.
handle cargo space on sale: Handle cargo spaces on sale, which can include both buying and selling cargo space on ships for commodities handled.
handle carriers: Organise the transportation system through which a product is conveyed to its buyer, through which a product is sourced from a supplier, including customs.
handle case evidence: Handle evidence important for a case in a manner compliant with regulations, in order to not affect the state of the evidence in question and to ensure its pristine condition and usability in the case.
handle cash flow: Handle the movement of money into or out of a business, project, or financial product.
handle challenging situations in fishery operations: Cope with and face harsh circumstance at sea by keeping pre-set goals and deadlines in mind. Tackle frustations such as the loss of revenue and catch.
handle chemical cleaning agents: Ensure proper handling, storage and disposal of cleaning chemicals in accordance with regulations.
handle chemicals: Safely handle industrial chemicals; use them efficiently and ensure that no harm is done to the environment.
handle chemicals for clean in place: Manage suitable quantities and types of cleaning chemicals (CIP) needed in the process of food and beverage production.
handle children's problems: Promote the prevention, early detection, and management of children`s problems, focusing on developmental delays and disorders, behavioural problems, functional disabilities, social stresses, mental disorders including depression, and anxiety disorders.
handle communications in the food processing industry: Interact with food processing professionals to obtain correct information about their work and actions.
handle contact lenses: Demonstrate how to insert, remove and care for contact lenses; ensure that contact lenses will fit correctly and feel comfortable.
handle customer complaints: Administer complaints and negative feedback from customers in order to address concerns and where applicable provide a quick service recovery.
handle customer requests related to cargo: Handle requests of port users and customers in the field of containers, shipping arrangements or cargo.
handle data samples: Collect and select a set of data from a population by a statistical or other defined procedure.
handle delivery of furniture goods: Handle the delivery and assemble the furniture and other goods, according to customer's needs and preferences.
handle delivery of raw materials: Receive raw materials from the suppliers. Check their quality and accuracy and move them into the warehouse. Make sure that raw materials are adequately stored until they are required by the production department.
handle different pottery materials: Treat different recipes of clay and mud according to the genre (such as china) or the expected strength, look, colour, tradition or innovation in the creative process.
handle documentation for prepared animal feeds: Register the required transport documents for prepared animal feeds. Registering medicated feeds.
handle equipment while suspended: Safely operate hand equipment while suspended on a rope. Take on a secure and stable position before starting the operation. After finishing, store the equipment safely, usually by attaching it to a belt buckle.
handle etching chemicals: Brush or smear acid over mechanic engraving tools, in order to improve the visibility of the inscriptions.
handle explosives: Handle explosives in accordance with explosives law, including tracking and control of the magazine.
handle feathers: Clean, sort, dry and package feathers taking into account the company policy and specific orders.
handle financial disputes: Handle disputes between individuals or organisations, either public or corporate, which deal with financial matters, accounts, and taxation.
handle financial overviews of the store: Monitor the financial situation, analyse the store's sales figures.
handle financial transactions: Administer currencies, financial exchange activities, deposits as well as company and voucher payments. Prepare and manage guest accounts and take payments by cash, credit card and debit card.
handle fish harvesting waste: Dispose of waste, blood and inferior quality fish according to site waste management procedures.
handle fish products: Handle fish with care and hygiene required to maintain quality. Adequately prepare fish products for storage.
handle flammable substances: Manage flammable substances to roasting operations and ensure that safety measures are in place.
handle fragile items: Use different specialised handling for products that are delicate and tend to be broken or damaged easily.
handle freight inspection equipment: Handle freight inspection equipment and tools such as bench top centrifuges, depth indicators, notebook computers, tape measures, and water samplers.
handle frozen semen: Correctly identify, carefully handle and thaw the straws of frozen semen that have been kept in liquid nitrogen storage.
handle gas cylinders: Grip gas cylinders in a safe manner and ensure they are compliant with safety and health regulations.
handle geospatial technologies: Can use Geospatial Technologies which involve GPS (global positioning systems), GIS (geographical information systems), and RS (remote sensing) in the daily work.
handle glassware: Utilise glassware by polishing, cleaning and storing it properly.
handle harvested fish: Handle harvested fish in a manner which maintains flesh quality. Effectively store fish in chilled storage.
handle helpdesk problems: Investigate what causes problems, test and improve solutions in order to reduce number of calls to the helpdesk.
handle high voltage of airport lighting: Handle high voltages, series circuits, and lighting installations according to safety procedures. Ensure the functionality of these systems for airport operations.
handle honeycombs: Handle honeycombs carefully. Place combs into machine. Remove them when empty and place them in vacant supers. Care for the integrity of the honeycomb, and extract as much honey as possible.
handle hot limestone: Handle hot limestone by scooping it using a shovel in order to prepare the samples to be analysed.
handle humanitarian response programs: Facilitate the distribution of humanitarian aid within geographical areas affected by war, natural disasters or other environmental problems and hazards.
handle incidents: Handle incidents, such as accidents, emergencies or theft in a appropriate manner according to the organisation's policies and regulations.
handle incoming insurance claims: Manage, process and evaluate submitted requests for insurance in case a problem, which is covered under an insurance policy, occurs. The claim may or may not be approved, based on assessment of the circumstances.
handle intermodal equipment: Handle intermodal equipment e.g. cranes, sideloaders, forklifts and hostler trucks.
handle jewellery and watches insurance claims: Provide assistance to customers whose watches or jewelleries have been stolen or damaged. Communicate with insurance companies in order to quickly replace or refund items.
handle kitchen equipment: Use a variety of kitchen instruments and equipment such as knives, paring tools or food cutting tools. Chose the right tool for the purpose and the raw material.
handle knives: Use various types of knives and cutters for slaughtering processes. Use techniques for the usage of the knives. Select the right knives for the job at hand. Care for the knives.
handle knives for cutting activities: Use various types of knives and cutters used in the cutting and deboning process. Use techniques for the usage of the knives. Selects the right knives for the job at hand. Take care of the knives.
handle knives for meat processing activities: Handle knives for meat processing activities. Use the correct knives and cutting instruments for meat preparations, prepared meat products, or meat products made by a butcher.
handle larval weaning process: Carry out actions to raise species, such as gradually shift the nutrition of babies from live prey to dry substances.
handle lease agreement administration: Draw up and handle the contract between a lessor and lessee that allows the lessee rights to the use of a property owned or managed by the lessor for a period of time.
handle linen in stock: Manage laundered items and store them in safe and hygienic conditions.
handle mail: Handle mail considering data protection issues, health and safety requirements, and specifications of different kinds of mail.
handle meat processing equipment in cooling rooms: Push and put carcasses in and out the cooling room as specified. Use equipment specific to this room to handle meat and meat products.
handle medical emergencies without doctor: Handle medical emergencies such as heart attacks, strokes, car accidents and burns when there is no doctor available.
handle mergers and acquisitions: Handle the negotiation of financial deals and the legal implications involved in the purchase of a company by another or in the merging to separate companies.
handle metal powder: Safely handle the metal powder in an additive manufacturing system. This includes sieving, loading, part de-powdering, measuring, and safe storage. Characterise feedstock according to instructions from engineers.
handle mining plant waste: Make sure mining plant waste is disposed of safely, efficiently, and in an environmentally sound manner.
handle paperwork related to warehouse stock: Deal with goods notes right after stock delivery; keep stock record up-to-date; prepare and make up invoices.
handle patient trauma: Assess the competences, needs, and limitations of people affected by trauma, referring the patients to specialised trauma services where appropriate.
handle payments in dentistry: Handle taxes, paychecks and insurance payments for the provided dental services.
handle personal identifiable information: Administer sensitive personal information on customers securely and discreetly
handle petty cash: Handle petty cash for minor expenses and transactions required for the daily running of a business.
handle pigs: Carry out specialised procedures such as branding, tagging, castration, tail-docking and tooth cutting in humane manner taking into account the hygiene, welfare and safety regulations
handle product separation in the sugar industry: Handling the products separated by centrifuge machines such as wash molasses, mother liquor (syrup), and sugar crystals. Packing the products in different containers depending on their characteristics.
handle quotes from prospective shippers: Evaluate the quotes fares and services offered from prospective transporters on the market.
handle radiopharmaceuticals: Properly label and store radiopharmaceuticals to be used for treatment. Ensure that they are handled safely.
handle refrigerant transfer pumps: Handle the different transfer pumps used to keep a refrigerant in the liquid phase at the right pressure for an optimal accuracy and speed of the charging station.
handle registered mail: File undelivered registered mail. Check identity documents of customers coming to retrieve them. Secure signatures.
handle rental overdues: Identifying rental delays of return and applying the appropriate measures such as additional payment and adjust availability of rentable items.
handle requests for new product items: Pass end user requests for new products to the relevant business function; update catalogue after approval.
handle residual gases: Handle residual gases in cylinders with precaution, such as transport cylinders with valve caps or other valve protection in place and store compressed gas cylinders separately, away from processing and handling areas, and from incompatible materials.
handle saw securely: Store, carry, and protect the saw, thereby using cases, sheaths, and blade guards.
handle scanning material safely: Load and handle the material to be scanned safely and make sure that the scanning equipment is clean.
handle scenic elements during rehearsal: Handle and assemble equipment and scenery material during rehearsal or on stage.
handle seasonal sales: Oversee seasonal sales activities during busy periods like Thanksgiving and Christmas, including managing the high volume of activity on the sales floor.
handle sensitive products: Properly store and present sensitive products, taking care of relevant factors like temperature, light exposure, moisture levels, etc.
handle shipment documentation: Check bills, purchase orders and other documentation in order to verify the correct shipment of goods.
handle shipment paperwork: Handle paperwork containing information on shipments and attached to goods about to be shipped. Ensure that identification information is complete, visible, and in compliance with all regulations. Check labels showing product counts, final destination, and model numbers.
handle stressful situations: Deal with and manage highly stressful situations in the workplace by following adequate procedures, communicating in a quiet and effective manner, and remaining level-headed when taking decisions.
handle surveillance equipment: Monitor surveillance equipment to observe what people are doing in a given area and ensure their safety.
handle tasks independently: Handle inquiries or information independently with little or no supervision. Depend on one's self to communicate with others and perform daily tasks such as working with data, creating reports, or using software.
handle tenant changeover: Discuss administrative matters with the previous and future tenants and inspect the rented accomodation (rooms, apartments, houses) to make sure that the renovation and maintenance agreement has been respected.
handle the logistics of medicinal products: Store, preserve and distribute medicinal products at the wholesale stage.
handle timber: Identify the main types of timber to be received at your company. Stack and store timber safely and in compliance with company procedures.
handle timber-based products: Identify the main types of timber based products to be received at your company. Stack and store timber based products safely and in compliance with company procedures.
handle tour contract details: Administer tour contract details in order to make sure that tourists receive all services included in the tour package.
handle touristic quantitative data: Gather, process and present quantitative data in the touristic sector about attractions, events, travelling and accommodation.
handle veterinary emergencies: Handle unforeseen incidents concerning animals and circumstances which call for urgent action in an appropriate professional manner.
handle veterinary patients: Handle veterinary patients in accommodation including the preparation, suitability, hygiene, and monitoring of their condition. Monitor and maintain animal accommodation. This includes selecting and preparing the accommodation for animals, cleaning, and maintenance.