TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
monitor larval development: Observe appearance and actions of larvae in order to detect diseases; administer correct medication dose to food and water as instructed by supervisor.
monitor legislation developments: Monitor changes in rules, policies and legislation, and identify how they may influence the organisation, existing operations, or a specific case or situation.
monitor lift shaft construction: Monitor the construction of the lift shaft in a building. Make sure the shaft is straight and structurally sound to support safe operation of a lift.
monitor loan portfolio: Control the ongoing credit commitments in order to detect anomalies related to the schedules, refinancing, approval limits etc., and to identify improper disbursements.
monitor logging operations: Ensure that logging operation follow the contractually agreed terms and specified procedures. Strive to solve any problems that arise during the operation. Improve on existing methods and ensure compliance with safety, company, and government regulations.
monitor machine operations: Observing machine operations and evaluating product quality thereby ensuring conformity to standards.
monitor maritime operations: Monitor maritime activities, materials and surroundings. Review information from materials, events or the environment; identify and assess problems and communicate with ship captains.
monitor media industry research figures: Keep up to date with distribution figures of the various printed media outlets such as newspapers and journals; with the audience figures of radio and television or of specific broadcast programs; and of those of online outlets such as search engine optimisation and pay-per-click results.
monitor merchandise delivery: Follow up logistical organisation of products; ensure that products have been transported in a correct and timely fashion.
monitor military equipment use: Monitor the use by military staff of specific military equipment to ensure that no unauthorised personnel gains access to specific types of equipment, that everyone handles the equipment according to regulations, and that it is only used in appropriate circumstances.
monitor milk production deviations: Monitoring milk production processes for deviations and non-conformance.
monitor milled food products: Monitor milled food products to make sure they comply with production requirements and quality standards.
monitor mine costs: Monitor total costs of mining activities, projects and required equipment; pursue maximum operational cost efficiency.
monitor moving workpiece in a machine: Monitor the processing of a workpiece in motion, such as a piece of metal or wood moved linearly over a static manufacturing machine.
monitor museum environment: Monitor and document environmental conditions in a museum, in storage as well as exhibition facilities. Make sure an adapted and stable climate is guaranteed.
monitor national economy: Supervise the economy of a country and their financial institutions such as banks and other credit institutions.
monitor nitroglycerin flow: Monitor the flow of nitroglycerin so that when the colour changes the product will be discharged in the tanks according to specifications.
monitor nuclear power plant systems: Control nuclear plant systems, such as ventilation and water draining systems, to ensure proper functioning and identify irregularities.
monitor oil blending process: Monitor the blending process of oil. Make adjustments to blending process according to results of tests.
monitor oil rig costs: Monitor total costs of mining activities, projects and required equipment; pursue maximum operational cost efficiency.
monitor online competitors: Monitor activities of companies in the same sector offering a similar product or service in an online environment.
monitor operations in the leather industry: Collect key system performance of leather production at periodic intervals or at the end of some specific phases of the leather process, in order to detect and record the operation of machines and systems and monitor that the process follows the product and production requirements.
monitor operations of cleaning machines: Monitor the operation of cleaning equipment; stop machines or immediately notify supervisors should incidents or malfunctions occur.
monitor organisation climate: Monitor the work environment and the behaviour of employees in an organisation to assess how the organisation culture is perceived by the employees and identify the factors which influence behaviour and which may facilitate a positive work environment.
monitor own performance as a sports official: Critically monitor own performance after a competition or event to continually improve own officiating skills, including mental skills requirements.
monitor packaging operations: Observe and supervise the packaging operations undertaken by the workers for compliance to production requirements. Check products for proper packaging such as labelling and date coding in order to ensure appropriate and safe transportation.
monitor paper reel: Overview the jumbo paper reel, which winds the paper at the right tension onto a core.
monitor parameters' compliance in construction projects: Monitors progress in construction sites and the compliance of various parameters outlined in the design phase such as quality, costs, timeline, and contractors' responsibilities.
monitor parking areas to maintain security: Monitor the entry and exit routes within the parking areas and report on any hazards, accidents or violations.
monitor patient's health condition: Frequently examine the mental or physical health condition of a patient, monitor the use of medication and report on their condition to your superiors or to the patient's family.
monitor patient's vital signs: Monitor and analyse vital signs of heart, respiration, and blood pressure.
monitor patients during transfer to hospital: Monitor and take note of any changes in the vital signs of the patients being transferred to the hospital for further medical diagnosis and treatment.
monitor patients' medication: Monitor medicines use and patient adherence to ensure positive clinical outcomes are achieved and patient needs are met.
monitor patients' progress related to treatment: Observe and report on healthcare users' response to medical treatment, monitoring their progress or decay on a daily basis and modifying the treatment procedures whenever necessary.
monitor performers: Identify professional, technical and performance skills and talents in each performer. Identify personality traits and unique qualities.
monitor plant production: Monitor plant processes and efficiency set-up to ensure the maximum output of production levels.
monitor policy proposals: Monitor documentation and processes which deal with proposals of new policies and methods of implementation to identify any problems and inspect their compliance with legislation.
monitor political campaigns: Monitor the methods applied to conduct a political campaign to ensure all the regulations are adhered to, such as the regulations concerning campaign financing, promotional methods, and other campaign procedures.
monitor political conflicts: Monitor the possibility and development of political conflicts in specific contexts, such as in or between political parties, governments, or between different countries, as well as identifying its potential impact on government operations, and public safety.
monitor powdered ingredients: Monitor the batch and the ingredients, ensuring the weights and measures are conforming to the specified formula.
monitor processing conditions: Observe gauges, video monitors, and printouts to assess if specified processing conditions are in place. Make the necessary adjustments to process variables such as times, inputs, flow rates and temperature settings.
monitor processing environment conditions: Verify that the overall conditions of the room where the process will take place, such as temperature or air humidity, meet the requirements, and adjust if necessary.
monitor production costs: Monitor the costs of each department during each production phase to make sure they are within budget.
monitor production developments: Monitor parameters to keep an eye on the production, developments and costs within your area of control.
monitor programming: Monitor whether programming schedules are met and ensure that the quality of the programs is adequate.
monitor programming finances: Oversee the monitoring of the budgets for each production, and find as many funds and sponsors as necessary in order to contribute to the financial optimisation of the production.
monitor proper product handling: Supervise the handling of products in the store and storage area and issue instructions.
monitor pulp quality: Ensure quality of recycled papers and pulp, reviewing stickies, plastics, colour, unbleached fibres, brightness, and dirt.
monitor pumping system operations: Monitor pump works, ballast, and loading pump systems, alongside tracking the required actions of the pumping crew.
monitor quality of broadcasts: Monitor strength, clarity, and reliability of incoming and outgoing signals to adjust equipment as necessary to maintain the quality of the broadcast.
monitor quality of confectionery products: Inspect the quality of confectionery products; ensure optimal hygiene and product quality at all times.
monitor radiation levels: Use measuring and testing equipment and techniques to identify the levels of radiation or radioactive substances in order to control exposure and minimise health, safety, and environmental risks.
monitor rail laying machine: Monitor the machine that presses down rails onto the sleeper. Report or take the appropriate action in case of any problem.
monitor rail pickup machine: Monitor the work train machine that picks up removed rails for transport. Make sure the rails are safely removed and loaded into a storage car.
monitor railway vehicles documentation: Inspect all documents produced during or after rolling stock assembly to ensure operations were done according to regulations and standards.
monitor recommendation follow-up: Engage with key-stakeholders and decision makers to periodically assess progress on the actions planned to address the recommendations of the evaluation.
monitor regulations in social services: Monitor and analyse regulations, policies and changes in these regulations in order to assess how they impact social work and services.
monitor roasting: Monitor the roasting of coffee beans and grains for proper degree of roasting to produce the desired flavours and colours.
monitor rubber processing conditions: Oversee the production parameters and conditions, making sure the rubber products quality is as expected.
monitor sales area for security reasons: Observe the behaviour of customers in sales areas, in order to maintain order and security and spot potential risks.
monitor satellites: Analyse ground systems and investigate any anomalous behavior of satellites. Develop the right corrective measures, and implement where necessary.
monitor security measures: Oversee and control the implementation of prevention, security, and surveillance measures in order to assess their effectiveness and to make adjustments in case of unsatisfactory results.
monitor service users' health: Perform routine monitoring of client's health, such as taking temperature and pulse rate.
monitor shelves loading: Monitor the loading of products on shelves; ensure that items are placed correctly and in a timely fashion.
monitor social impact: Monitor the practices of organisations and companies with regard to ethics and impact on the larger community.
monitor sports equipment: Keep track of all equipment that is being used, including exercise equipment, sporting equipment and other equipment such as towels.
monitor staff absences: Keep an overview of the employees's vacations, sick leaves and absences, register these in the agenda and file the necessary documents and certificates.
monitor stamp machine: Monitor automated production line and stamp machine to ensure smooth operation. Monitor and report any damaged cigarette package. Stand at a machine while stamping product, using two hands for stamping and stabilising.
monitor stationary rail sensors: Monitor a variety of sensors, such as heat sensors and wheel impact load sensors, that detect flaws in railway and train operations. Check the output from the sensors from a distance or visit the location.
monitor stock market: Observe and analyse the stock market and its trends on a daily basis to gather up-to-date information in order to develop investment strategies.
monitor stock movement: Keep track of stock movements from the moment when products are put on sale and ready for distribution.
monitor storage vessels used to transport goods via pipeline: Monitor storage vessels for specific goods such as gases, liquids, crude oil, and others. Check gauge levels and other storage requirements depending on the type of goods.
monitor student's behaviour: Supervise the student's social behaviour to discover anything unusual. Help solve any issues if necessary.
monitor sugar uniformity: Monitor that the sugar and centrifuged products are uniform and comply with quality standards.
monitor surveillance equipment: Monitor the operation of equipment used in surveillance and gathering of intelligence to ensure it functions properly and to gather the surveillance information detected by it.
monitor swimming-pool infrastructure: Monitor and inspect on a regular basis the condition of the swimming pool and it's surrounding infrastructure, such as diving boards, ladders and floors.
monitor system performance: Measure system reliability and performance before, during and after component integration and during system operation and maintenance. Select and use performance monitoring tools and techniques, such as special software.
monitor tamping car: Monitor the work train car that tamps railway ballast to ensure stability. Report or take action if any problem occurs.
monitor tank thermometer: Monitor the tank in order to prevend explosion or decomposition due to an accumulation of heat.
monitor technology trends: Survey and investigate recent trends and developments in technology. Observe and anticipate their evolution, according to current or future market and business conditions.
monitor temperature in farinaceous processes: Monitor and control the temperature in the different phases of farinaceous processes such as fermentation, proofing, and baking. Adhere to specifications or recipes.
monitor temperature in manufacturing process of food and beverages: Monitor and control required temperatures in the different phases of production until the product reaches suitable properties according to specifications.
monitor textile manufacturing developments: Keep up to date with recent developments in textile manufacturing and processing techniques and technologies.
monitor the conformance to the project methodology: Evaluate the activities carried out in the execution of a project (from initiating to closing) in order to ensure the compliance with a given methodology which aims to ensure that projects are run effectively within the defined constraints. It can be supported by the usage of a standard quality assurance checklists customized for the use of the specific organization.
monitor the discharge of cargo: Develop cargo discharge plan and monitor the performance of the cranes that offload cargo from the vessel; ensure that relevant occupational safety requirements are met at all times.
monitor the effects of medication: Carry out tests on laboratory cultures to determine the effects of medication and other programmes of treatment.
monitor the farm environmental management plan: Identify environmental designations and directives that relate to a given farm and incorporate their requirements in to the farm planning process. Monitor the implementation of the farm environmental management plan and review timescales.
monitor the identification of animals: Monitor the identification of animals that come in the slaughterhouse. Assure the correct procedures for legal, quality, and administrative procedures in order to maintain identification and traceability during the manufacturing process.
monitor the nutrition status of the individual: Follow up the nutrition status of patients, their weight, food and fluid intake and nutritional care plan to identify and control the effects of diet changes.
monitor the process of wine production: Oversee wine production to take decisions, in order to achieve the desired output.
monitor the production of eggs: Measure control of temperature and humidity in incubators and keep records of egg production.
monitor the transfer of oil: Ensure that no oil is spilled or leaked while being transferred into the lightering vessel. Oversee the connection of hoses and the manoeuvring of the vessels when the operation is completed.
monitor the use of kitchen equipment: Oversee correct use of kitchen equipment, such as knives, colour coded chopping boards, buckets and cloths.
monitor the use of resources in production: Observe and check the use of resources such as food, oxygen, energy, water in the production process.
monitor the validity of ship certificates: Control and monitor validity of the ship’s certificate and other official documents to be carried on board.
monitor the welfare of animals: Monitor animals’ physical condition and behaviour and report any concerns or unexpected changes, including signs of health or ill-health, appearance, condition of the animals' accommodation, intake of food and water and environmental conditions.
monitor ticketing: Keep track of ticket sale for live events. Monitor how many tickets are available and how many have been sold.
monitor title procedures: Monitor the bundle of rights of a property and investigate all the parties involved in the current procedure, such as the transfer of a deed in the transfer of ownership of a property or the provision of all the documents serving as evidence of title, to ensure that all documentation and procedures occur according to legislation and contractual agreements.
monitor traffic flow: Monitor the traffic that passes by a certain point, like for instance a pedestrian crossing. Monitor the amount of vehicles, the speed at which they go by and the interval between the passing by of two successive cars.
monitor train schedules: Ensure train schedules are followed by monitoring and regulating train dispatch and arrival, in order to avoid schedule mismatches.
monitor trends in interior design: Monitor trends in interior design by any means including attending professional design fairs, dedicated magazines, classical and contemporary artistic creation in cinema, advertisement, theatre, circus, and visual arts.
monitor tunnel boring machine supplies: Make sure the tunnel boring machine is supplied with tunnel segments, water for cooling, quick-setting mortar for the segments, and other necessary supplies.
monitor use of outdoor equipment: Monitor the use of equipment. Recognise and remedy inadequate or unsafe use of equipment.
monitor utility equipment: Monitor equipment which provides utility services such as power, heat, refrigeration, and steam, in order to ensure they are functional, operate according to regulations, and to check for faults.
monitor valves: Monitor and accordingly adjust the valves in order to allow a specific amount of liquids (such as ammonia sulfuric acid or viscous soap) or steam into the mixer or machine.
monitor vehicle fleet operations: Monitor the operations of the vehicle fleet; track delays and identify repair needs; analyse fleet information to develop and implement improvement actions.
monitor vehicle maintenance activities: Supervise and perform vehicle maintenance activities, which can be either mechanical, electrical or computerized. It consists of replacing a number of vehicle parts and checking instrumentation and liquid levels.
monitor vessel performance: Check the state of vessels in order to ensure satisfactory performance, regulatory compliance, and yearly revisions.
monitor waiting list: Monitor the list of patients waiting for an operation or consultation. Make sure it is accurate and complete.
monitor waste treatment equipment: Monitor the operations of equipment used for the treatment and disposal of hazardous or non-hazardous waste to ensure that it is functional, compliant with legislation, and to check for faults.
monitor water quality: Measure water quality: temperature, oxygen, salinity, pH, N2, NO2,NH4, CO2, turbidity, chlorophyll. Monitor microbiological water quality.
monitor well costs: Compare current well costs with expenditure proposals. Develop cost-effective measures and strategies.
monitor well safety: Inspect the safety of an oil well on the drilling rig or drilling site, detect safety issues or potential risks.
monitor winemaking process: Conducts wine making and monitors processing steps. Supervises and participates in the bottling and labelling work.
monitor work for special events: Oversee activities during special events taking into account specific objectives, schedule, timetable, agenda, cultural limitations, account rules and legislation.
monitor work site: Regularly ensure that working conditions on site meet health and safety requirements; ensure that the proposed work will not pose a threat to the physical integrity of others.
monitor workload: Monitoring the overall workload of a production in order to keep it within legal and human limits.
moor vessels: Follow standard procedures to moor vessels. Manage communication between the ship and the shore.
morality: The principles and beliefs derived from a code of conduct, accepted by a large group of people, that make the distinction between what is right and wrong behaviour.
morphology: The field of study dealing with the general structure of organisms and their features, including size and shape.
mortgage loans: The financial system of acquiring money by property owners or prospective property owners, in which the loan is secured on the property itself so that the property can be repossessed by the lender in the absence of payments due by the borrower.
motion capture: The process and techniques for capturing the movement of human actors in order to create and animate digital characters that look and move as humanly as possible.
motion graphics: The techniques and software for creating the illusion of motion such as keyframing, Adobe After Effects, and Nuke.
motivate employees: Communicate with employees in order to ensure that their personal ambitions are in line with the business goals, and that they work to meet them.
motivate fitness clients: Positively interact with and motivate fitness clients to participate in regular physical activity and promote fitness exercise as a part of a healthy lifestyle.
motivate in sports: Positively foster athletes and participants' intrinsic desire to carry out the required tasks to fulfill their goals and to push themselves beyond their current levels of skill and understanding.
motivate staff to reach sales targets: Stimulate your staff to achieve sales goals set by the management.
mould chocolate: Mould chocolate to make chocolate pieces that are of a certain shape. Pour liquid chocolate into a mould and let it harden.
mould doughs: Operate moulding by crafting or using different equipment to have a certain shape of doughs.
mould vinyl records: Mould vinyl records by placing plastic compounds into the press mould, starting the press cycle under which it forms a record. Place the record onto the edge trimmer, rotating the record against circular blades to trim flash the record edge.
mount clock wheelwork: Mount the wheelwork components of clocks and watches and attach with screws.
mount control panel components: Connect electrical components, such as circuit breakers, DIN rails, and switches, directly onto the surface of a printed circuit board.
mount optical components on frames: Mount optical components, such as lenses, and precision mechanical components, such as frames, into assemblies and adjust. Lenses are mechanically set into place using threaded retaining rings and the use of adhesive cement on the outer cylindrical edge to hold individual lenses in place.
mount photographic film in processing machine: Mount the film in the guide slot of the processing machine, pull lever to drop film into processing position.
mount photovoltaic panels: Securely install photovoltaic panels using a specified mounting system and on the defined position and inclination.
mount stones in jewels: Mount gemstones in pieces of jewellery closely following design specifications. Place, set and mount gemstones and metal parts.
mouth anatomy: The structure and function of the teeth, mouth, jaws and associated tissues, both healthy and diseased, and their relationship to the general state of health and to the physical and social well-being of the patient.
move animals: Move grazing animals between pastures to ensure that they have enough fresh grass to eat.
move bodies of deceased persons: Transfer bodies of deceased persons or arrange transport from the place of death to the morgue or funeral home, in and out of the hearse and from the funeral home to the cemetery.
move filled coquilles: Correctly replace filled-up coquilles, understand how to load coquilles into the oven and how to store filled-up coquilles onto a rack.
move filled moulds: Correctly replace filled-up moulds; understand how to load moulds into the oven and how to store filled-up moulds onto a rack.
move levers: Move levers in order to facilitate the tile or pipe cutting or to adjust the automatic oilers.
move objects: Perform physical activities to move, load, unload or store objects or to climb structures, by hand or with the aid of equipment.
move soil: Use machinery to load and unload soil. Take care not to overload the machine. Dump the soil judiciously in the assigned place.
move the herd: Move the animals safely to another location. Lead them to grazing locations, managing their journey and accommodation needs.
move treated wood: Unload, prepare and move freshly treated wood to an appropriate post-treatment drying area.
movement techniques: The various types of movement and physical postures undertaken for relaxation, body-mind integration, stress reduction, flexibility, core support and rehabilitation purposes, and that are required for or underpin occupational performance.
multi-professional cooperation in health care: The way to behave during team meetings, visits and meetings in multi-professional cooperation especially with other health professionals.
multimedia systems: The methods, procedures and techniques pertaining to the operation of multimedia systems, usually a combination of software and hardware, presenting various types of media such as video and audio.
multimodal transport logistics: Understand logistics and multimodal transport as the planning and control of the movement of goods or people, and all related logistical supporting activities.
musculoskeletal anatomy: The human musculoskeletal system, comprising of the skeleton, muscles, cartilage, tendons, joints and other connective tissue that supports and binds tissues and organs together. The human musculoskeletal system's primary functions, such as supporting the body, allowing motion, and protecting vital organs.
music literature: Literature about music theory, specific music styles, periods, composers or musicians, or specific pieces. This includes a variety of materials such as magazines, journals, books and academic literature.
music therapy clinical practice: The therapeutic and musical support provided to facilitate effective treatment involving music-based interventions for patients in the medical setting such as a clinic.
music therapy processes: The development stage of a music therapy process which includes receiving patients referred to from healthcare professionals, educational professionals, completing an assessment through the study of medical or education records, interviewing the patient and observing the patient`s responses to music therapy techniques.
music therapy theories: The meta-theories, theories and practical concepts and interventions in music therapy and other scientific disciplines such as medicine, psychology, psychotherapy, music science and music pedagogics.
musical genres: Different musical styles and genres such as blues, jazz, reggae, rock, or indie.
musical instrument accessories: The process of creating musical instrument accessories, such as metronomes, tuning forks or stands.
musical instruments materials: The characteristics of composite materials, felts, glues, leathers and skins, metals and precious metals, woods and wood derivatives to create musical instruments.
musical notation: The systems used to visually represent music through the use of written symbols, including ancient or modern musical symbols.
nail floor boards: Put the new board into position avoiding existing holes in the joists. Then drill pilot holes for the nails. Choose the right nail type.
nanoelectronics: Quantum mechanics, wave-particle duality, wave functions and inter-atomic interactions. Description of electrons on a nanoscale. Use of nanotechnology in electronic components on a molecular scale.
nanomaterials: The characteristics of engineered nanoparticles that conform to a specific set of properties such as being manufactured at nanoscale, being composed of nano-objects as defined by ISO. Some of the well known nanomaterials could be carbon nanotubes,quantum dots gold or titanium dioxide.
nanotechnology: Technologies, science, and engineering activities conducted on a nanoscale, where material or extremely small components are manipulated on an atomic, molecular, or supramolecular scale.
narrow web flexographic printing press: Methods and restrictions of printing on flexographic printing presses, which use narrow width of printing, can achieve high quality, and utilise slowly drying water-based solvents.
national generally accepted accounting principles: The accounting standard accepted in a region or country specifying the rules and procedures to disclose financial data.
national population census: The official procedure of systematically collecting information of the population such as gender, employability, education levels, and other demographics in order have a clear understanding of the population for governmental development plans.
national regulations on handling cargo: The national regulations governing the loading and unloading of cargo in ports within that country.
national road network: The national road transport network with its routes, restrictions, congestion areas, and regulations.
national waterways: Know the national waterways used for inland navigation, know geographical location of rivers, canals, seaports and inland harbours, and understand the relationship with cargo flows.
natural areas maintenance: The methods to maintain the assets (both natural and constructed) of natural areas, including program development and implementation.
natural fertilisers: The composition and action of natural/organic fertilisers such as mineral fertilisers or fertilisers from animal or plant sources.
natural food resources: The location, qualities, and preparations of safe, edible, and potable natural products, such as fruit, plants, meat, and fresh or recycled water.
natural gas: The various facets of natural gas: its extraction, processing, constituents, uses, environmental factors, etc.
natural gas liquids fractionation processes: Have an understanding of the processes used to separate natural gas liquids or NGLs into its constituents, including ethand, propane, butane, and heavier hydrocarbons. Understand the workings of the deethaniser, depropaniser, debutaniser, and butane splitter.
natural gas liquids recovery processes: Be aware of common processes used to separate heavier hydrocarbons such as ethane, propane and butane from the methane, which is the finished product of the gas processing plant. Be aware of oil absorption techniques, cryogenic expansion processes, and other relevant processes.
natural language processing: The technologies which enable ICT devices to understand and interact with users through human language.
navy operations: The operational procedures and regulations of military naval organisations, on base and on ships during missions.
negotiate artistic productions: Negotiate the terms for artistic productions with the selected companies, keeping within the budgetary limits prepared by the business leadership.
negotiate buying conditions: Negotiate terms such as price, quantity, quality, and delivery terms with vendors and suppliers in order to ensure the most beneficial buying conditions.
negotiate compromises: Communicate with others with the intention of reaching a common understanding or to resolve a point of difference, without losing sight of one's own or others' intentions or goals.
negotiate contracts with event providers: Negotiate contracts with service providers for an upcoming event, such as hotels, convention centres, and speakers.
negotiate employment agreements: Find agreements between employers and potential employees on salary, working conditions and non-statutory benefits.
negotiate exploitation rights: Negotiate with the creator the rights to communicate a work to the public and to reproduce it.
negotiate health and safety issues with third parties: Consult, negotiate and agree on potential risks, measures and safety procedures with third parties.
negotiate improvement with suppliers: Build a good relation with suppliers in order to improve knowledge and quality of supply.
negotiate in legal cases: Negotiate on the client's behalf during the treatment of a legal case in order to obtain the most beneficial outcome for the client, and to ensure that all decisions are compliant with legal regulations.
negotiate land access: Negotiate with landowners, tenants, mineral rights owners, regulatory bodies or other stakeholders to obtain permission to access areas of interest for exploration or sampling.
negotiate land acquisition: Negotiate with landowners, tenants, mineral rights owners or other stakeholders of land containing mineral reserves in order to buy or lease the land.
negotiate lawyer's fee: Negotiate compensation for legal services in or out of court, such as hourly or flat-rate fees, with clients.
negotiate loan agreements: Negotiate with banking professionals or other parties functioning as lenders in order to negotiate the interest rates and other aspects of the loan contract in order to obtain the most beneficial agreement for the borrower.
negotiate logistics services: Reach an agreement on the planning and control of the movement of goods, and all related logistical supporting activities without losing sight of one's own or others' goals.
negotiate on asset value: Negotiate with asset owners or parties involved in handling the asset on the monetary value of the asset for selling, insurance, usage as collatoral, or other purposes, in order to secure the most financially beneficial agreement for the client.
negotiate price for antiques: Communicate and negotiate with sellers and potential buyers of antique goods; discuss prices and terms.
negotiate prices for transport of cargo: Negotiate prices for cargo transport. Pursue maximum efficiency in logistics and transportation. Calculate efficient routes for freight transport.
negotiate publishing rights: Negotiate the sale of the publishing rights of books to translate them and adapt them into movies or other genres.
negotiate rights of use: Negotiate with the customers the precise terms at which the service will be sold.
negotiate sale of commodities: Discuss client's requirements for buying and selling commodities and negotiate their sale and purchase in order to obtain the most beneficial agreement.
negotiate sales contracts: Come to an agreement between commercial partners with a focus on terms and conditions, specifications, delivery time, price etc.
negotiate settlements: Negotiate with insurance companies and insurance claimants in order to facilitate agreement on a settlement which the insurance company has to provide for the claimant, such as covering repair costs for damages, taking into account the appraisal reports and the coverage assessment.
negotiate supplier arrangements: Reach an agreement with the supplier upon technical, quantity, quality, price, conditions, storage, packaging, send-back and other requirements related to the purchasing and delivering process.
negotiate terms with suppliers: Identify and work with suppliers to ensure quality of supply and best price has been negotiated.
negotiate tourism experience purchases: Reach agreements regarding tourism products and services by negotiating about costs, discounts, terms and volumes.
negotiate tourism rates: Reach agreements in tourism sales by discussing services, volumes, discounts and commission rates.
negotiate with artists: Communicate and negotiate with artist and artist management about prices, terms and schedules.
negotiate with employment agencies: Establish arrangements with employment agencies to organise recruiting activities. Maintain communication with these agencies in order to ensure efficient and productive recruitment with high potential candidates as an outcome.
negotiate with key stakeholders in the automotive retail sector: Negotiate contractual or delivery targets with primary stakeholders such as vehicle manufacturers.
negotiate with property owners: Negotiate with owners of properties who wish to rent or sell them in order to obtain the most beneficial agreement for the potential renter or buyer.
negotiate with social service stakeholders: Negotiate with government institutions, other social workers, family and caregivers, employers, landlords, or landladies to obtain the most suitable result for your client.
negotiate with social service users: Discuss with your client to establish fair conditions, building on a bond of trust, reminding the client that the work is in their favour and encouraging their cooperation.
negotiate with stakeholders: Negotiate compromises with stakeholders and strive to reach the most beneficial agreements for the company. May involve building relationships with suppliers and customers, as well as ensuring products are profitable.
negotiate with suppliers for visual material: Negotiate with suppliers on the delivery of visual equipment; stay within the budget at all times.
neonatology: The branch of paediatric medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of the new-born.
neoplasia: The characteristics of tumour formation, genetics, growth, cellular transformation and clonality.
network management system tools: The software or hardware tools which enable monitoring, analysis and supervision of individual network components or network parts within a larger network system.
network marketing: The specific marketing strategy that focuses on direct marketing and the sale of products to acquaintances or people in their network. This strategy also includes the recruiting of other people to be sales representatives and to represent the company.
network with store owners: Build professional relationships with store owners. Try to make agreements with them about promoting their stores in return for a certain commission or fee.
network within the writing industry: Network with fellow writers and others involved in the writing industry, such as publishers, bookshop owners and organisers of literary events.
neuro-ophthalmology: The diseases of the nervous system that affect vision and control of eye movement.
neuroanatomy of animals: The study of the central and peripheral nervous system of animals, including its components such as the fiber tracts and the visual, sensory, auditory and motor pathways.
neurological surgery: Neurological surgery is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
neurology: Neurology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
neuromarketing techniques: A field of marketing which uses medical technologies such as functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) to study the brain’s responses to marketing stimuli.
neuropathology: The manners in which the peripheral and central nervous system responds to  tumours, infections or inflammation  as well as to immune mediated mechanisms.
neuropharmacology: The central nervous system neurotransmitters and drugs which modulate them and the mode of action of drugs affecting the central and peripheral nervous systems.
neurophysiology of animals: The specialism of veterinary medicine dealing with the study of the functioning of the nervous system of animals, including the functioning of nerve conductions and ion channels, the massed responses of nerve trunks, fiber tracts and nuclei, and inhibitory and excitatory synaptic functions, as well as neuromuscular junctions, different motor unit types and motor control, and the cerebellum.
neuropsychiatry: Neuropsychiatry is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
neuropsychology: The way in which psychological processes affect the human brain, its structure and functioning mode.
neutralise sugar liquors: Add acids or bases to neutralise converted sugar liquors. Verify the concentration using a pH meter.
new vehicles on the market: Latest developments and trends related to the new types of vehicles and vehicle brands on the market.
newborn care: The procedures required to take care of newborn infants immediately after their birth up to 28 days (WHO).
news analytics: The study of textual news stories expressed as numbers and metadata in order to gain insight into the relevance of the story, sentiment, and novelty.
nibbling machine parts: The various parts, their characteristics and applications of machinery designed for nibbling processes, such as a punch, a die, a die locking boss, a slider, a shaft, a nose cap, and others.
non vessel operating common carrier regulations: Understand regulations and rules in the field of non vessel operating common carriers (NVOCC), common carriers that do not operate the vessels by which ocean transportation is provided.
non-destructive testing: The techniques used to assess the characteristics of materials, products and systems without causing damage, such as ultrasonic, radiographic, and remote visual inspection and testing.
non-ferrous metal processing: Various processing methods on non-ferrous metals and alloys such as copper, zinc and aluminium.
nonwoven machine technology: Manufacturing of nonwoven fabrics according to specification. Development, manufacture, properties and evaluation of nonwoven fabrics.
normalise data: Reduce data to their accurate core form (normal forms) in order to achieve such results as minimisation of dependency, elimination of redundancy, increase of consistency.
nuclear energy: The generation of electrical energy through the use of nuclear reactors, by converting the energy released from nuclei of atoms in reactors which generate heat. This heat subsequently generates steam which can power a steam turbine to generate electricity.
nuclear medicine: Nuclear medicine is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
nuclear physics: Field of physics in which protons and neutrons and their interactions inside atoms are analysed.
nuclear reprocessing: The process in which radioactive substances can be extracted or recycled for use as nuclear fuel, and in which waste levels can be reduced, yet without the reduction of radioactivity levels or generation of heat.
nurse plants: Determine the need for nursing activities and carry out nursing by cultivating, maintaining, watering and spraying the plants and trees manually or using appropriate equipment, taking into account the plant species and following safety requirements.
nurse trees: Plant, fertilise and trim trees, shrubs and hedges. Examine trees to assess their condition and determine treatment. Work to eradicate insects, fungus and diseases which are harmful to trees, assist with prescribed burning, and work on preventing erosion.
nursing principles: The ethics, the codes of conduct, the philosophy of nursing, the philosophy of human rights and nursing theories and concepts.
nursing science: The factors that influence human health and the therapeutic interventions that promote health with the purpose to improve individual`s mental and physical health.
nutrients of confectionery: Components and nutrients of confectionery products required to identify possible allergens.
nutrition: The science that investigates the various substances and nutrients (proteins, carbohydrates, tannins, anthocyanins, vitamins, and minerals) and their interaction in food products.
nutritional adequacy of food intake: The daily nutrient recommendations of food intake for dietary planning and how nutrients play an important part in promoting health and optimal functioning.
object-oriented modelling: The object-oriented paradigm, which is based on classes, objects, methods and interfaces and their application in software design and analysis, programming organisation and techniques.
observe abnormal fish behaviour: Observe, describe and monitor abnormal fish behaviour in respect of feeding, swimming, surfacing.
observe celestial objects: Study the relative positions and movements of stars and planets, by using and interpreting data provided by specialised software and publications such as ephemeris.
observe confidentiality: Observe the set of rules establishing the nondisclosure of information except to another authorised person.
observe freight shipment loaders: Observe process of freight loading; ensure that crew complies with all applicable regulations and procedures; stow heavy and potentially dangerous cargo.
observe glass under heat: Observe the characteristics of the glass already set into the kiln so that cracking, warping or blistering is avoided.
observe healthcare users: Observe healthcare users and record significant conditions and reactions to drugs, treatments, and significant incidents, notifying a supervisor or physician when required.
observe human behaviour: Make detailed notes while observing how humans interact with and react to each other, objects, concepts, ideas, beliefs, and systems in order to uncover patterns and trends.
observe logs: Inspect and observe logs passing on conveyor to detect completeness of the debarking process.
observe machine feed: Monitor pick up and feeding mechanisms to detect and remove defective pages from the binding machine.
observe matter: Study the structure and characteristics of matter in order to identify the basic principles ruling these phenomena.
observe mixture characteristics: Observe the characteristics such as colour, homogeneity or viscosity of the boiling mixture in the tank.
observe new developments in foreign countries: Observe political, economic and societal developments in the assigned country, gather and report relevant information to the relevant institution.
observe patient throughout dental treatment: Monitor patient's behavior during the provided dental treatment, so as to react rapidly in cases of negative reactions, under the supervision of the dental practitioner.
observe products' behaviour under processing conditions: Observe the color of fires and pyrometric cones under certain processing conditions such as high temperature.
observe record keeping standards in chiropractics: Ensure good standards of record keeping for all activities relating to patients, and to chiropractic patients specifically.
observe teaching activities: Observe the activities conducted during a class or lecture in order to analyse the quality of the teaching methods, class materials, and curriculum standards.
obstetric ultrasonography: The various types of sonography and the information provided when applied to obstetrics such as dating and growth of the pregnancy and visualising the fetus in its mother womb.
obstetrics and gynaecology: Obstetrics and gynaecology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
obtain event permits: Obtain all permits that are legally necessary to organise an event or exhibition, e.g. by contacting the fire or health department. Make sure that food can be served safely and in accordance with all legal requirements.
obtain financial information: Gather information on securities, market conditions, governmental regulations and the financial situation, goals and needs of clients or companies.