TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
carry out cheese production: Carry out onsite and on farm milking and processing activities for cheese production.
carry out chimney pressure testing: Perform tests to ensure there are no leaks allowing smoke to enter interior surfaces.
carry out cleaning of road drains: Remove leaves, litter, and other debris to prevent blockages in drains and sewers.
carry out covert security observations: Perform observations in ways that preserve the covert security role, by dressing up, behaving and communicating with other colleagues or authorities appropriately.
carry out cross merchandising: Place a particular item in more than one location within the store, in order to attract customer attention and increase sales.
carry out de-icing activities: Spread salt or other chemical products on the ice-covered surface in public spaces to ensure de-icing and safe usage of such spaces.
carry out end of day accounts: Execute end of day accounts to ensure that business transactions from the current day have been correctly processed.
carry out energy management of facilities: Contribute to develop effective strategies for energy management and making sure that these are sustainable for buildings. Review buildings and facilities to identify where improvements can be made in energy efficiency.
carry out environmental audits: Use equipment to measure various environmental parameters in order to identify environmental problems and investigate manners in which they can be resolved. Perform inspections in order to ensure compliance with environmental legislation.
carry out equine dental procedures: Undertake equine dental procedures as appropriate for the horse and the agreed treatment plan. Specific interventions may vary in accordance with national and EU legislation.
carry out evacuation of airport in an emergency: Assist in the evacuation of airport passengers, staff, and visitors in emergency situations.
carry out event management: Plan and execute all the technical and logistical aspects required for an event to be successful.
carry out feeding operations: Carry out manual feeding. Calibrate and operate automatic and computerised feeding systems.
carry out financial transactions: Make payments by cheque, electronic transfer or at the bank. Make sure the account number is correct and that all the information is accurately filled in.
carry out fish disease prevention measures: Carry out disease prevention measures for fish, molluscs, and crustaceans for land-based and water-based aquaculture facilities.
carry out fish transportation: Can manually lift, transfer, position and set down a load, using lifting gears such as forklifts, winches, sea cranes and others. Can operate equipment used in the transportation of fish, shellfish, crustaceans and others, such as trucks, tractors, trailers, conveyers, etc.
carry out flow cytometry: Integrate and interpret data generated from flow cytometry histograms into the diagnostic, such as diagnose malignant lymphoma, using flow cytometry technology.
carry out forestry related measurements: Use measuring devices such as scale sticks to estimate the volume of timber in a forest, calculating the total number of trees that can be harvested, as well as the average amount of lumber or pulp wood an average tree can produce.
carry out forum moderation: Supervise communication activity on a web forum and other discussion platforms by assessing if the content adheres to forum regulations, enforcing rules of conduct, and ensuring the forum remains free of illegal material and conflict.
carry out geological explorations: Perform exploration activities for mines and fields with the aim of analysing the properties of the area and finding minerals.
carry out hatchery production processes: Collect naturally spawned fish eggs, eliminate egg adhesiveness, incubate eggs until hatching, hatch and maintain newly born larvae, monitor larvae status, carry out early feeding and rearing techniques of the cultured species.
carry out humane harvesting practices: Harvest and slaughter fish at sea or fish farms in a human way for human consumption.
carry out improvised vehicle repairs: Identify mechanical/technical car problems; perform improvised or intermediate repairs on vehicles; take into account individual customer requests.
carry out interviews to select artistic team members: Determine the content, physical and material conditions of the interview. Describe the project parameters. Evaluate personal, artistic and technical skills according to casting requirements, and candidates’ interest in the project.
carry out invasive cardiovascular procedures: Carry out invasive procedures on the thoracic area, such as cardiac catheterisations, defibrillator implants, and pacemaker insertion.
carry out inventory planning: Determine the optimal quantities and timings of inventory in order to align it with sales and production capacity.
carry out job analysis: Research and perform studies on occupations, analyse and integrate data to identify the content of jobs, meaning the requirements to perform the activities, and deliver the information to business, industry or government officials.
carry out local anesthesia in dental procedures: Achieve local anaesthesia for dental procedures, managing complications related to anaesthesia.
carry out maintenance of aquaculture equipment: Maintain aquaculture equipment and identify equipment needs. Carry out routine maintenance and minor repairs as needed.
carry out maintenance on cage equipment and machinery: Carry out maintenance on cage equipment and machinery, such as containment systems, lifting gear, transportation gear, disinfection equipment.
carry out makeover for customers: Apply make-up according to customer's face shape and skin type; use cosmetics such as eyeliner, mascara and lipstick; provide suggestions to customers.
carry out meteorological research: Participate in research activities on weather-related conditions and phenomena. Study the physical and chemical characteristics and processes of the atmosphere.
carry out naming strategies: Come up with names for new and existing products; adaptations to the given factors of a language and particularly to the culture are necessary in order to achieve the desired effect.
carry out neuropsychological testing: Run neuropsychological tests on patients in order to acquire data about a subject`s cognitive, motor, behavioural, linguistic, and executive functioning and interpret the obtained data in order to guide effective treatment methods for the rehabilitation of impaired patients.
carry out nurse-led discharge: Initiate and lead the discharge process of patients, involving all relevant professionals to expedite discharges. Assist bed and capacity management across the whole hospital.
carry out orthoptic treatments: Carry out orthoptic treatments by using occlusion therapy for amblyopia, prism therapy, and exercises of convergence and fusional ability where indicated.
carry out physical training: Plan and carry out a physical training regimen (daily) to maintain a good physical condition.
carry out post hoof-trimming activities: Discuss and agree on a husbandry plan (written or verbal), which may contain information on workload, environmental conditions, devices and non-prescription topical applications being used.
carry out pre-flight duties: Check on-board safety equipment; ensure that the plane is clean; ensure that documents in the seat pockets are up to date; check if all meals and other required stock are on board.
carry out preparations for fish disease specialist: Prepare environment and equipment for fish disease specialist treatments, including vaccination treatments.
carry out preventative internal medicine interventions: Recommend to patients, depending on their condition, preventive and therapeutic treatments such as the use of medications, lifestyle changes, modification of addictive behaviours, physical therapies, nutrition or complementary medicine.
carry out preventive airport maintenance: Carry out preventive maintenance on airport equipment and facilities in order to maintain safety, regularity, and efficient operation of air traffic.
carry out project activities: Carry out project activities based on the project work plan and schedule. Assist in the development and execution of project plans.
carry out psychiatric assessment of child: Evaluate the child or young person`s problems with attention to physical, genetic, developmental, emotional, cognitive, educational, family, peer, and social components and use the information to determine a diagnosis for the mental disorder.
carry out purchasing operations in the timber business: Carry out purchasing operations within the scope of personal responsibility and with due regard to production efficiency and business objectives.
carry out quality control in microbiology laboratories: Perform quality assurance testing of media, reagents, laboratory instrumentation and other materials used in microbiology laboratory.
carry out railway accident investigations: Carry out investigations of railway accidents. Take into consideration the specific circumstances of the accident, and the actual or potential consequences. Investigate whether the accident is part of a series, and examine the potential for recurrence. Strive to improve safety.
carry out recruiting services: Attract, screen, select and haul on board persons fit for a job.
carry out repair of motorcycles: Carry out repairs and routine maintenance checks for motorcycles such as engine tune-ups, oil changes, tire rotation, tire changes, engine failures and mechanical system malfunctions. Replace parts and components.
carry out repair of vehicles: Provide repair for vehicles and routine level checks, such as engine tune-ups, oil changes, tire rotation and changes, wheel balancing, replacing filters, repair engine failures; repair mechanical and electrical systems malfunctions; replace parts and components; repair body damage.
carry out repairs and maintenance of vehicle bodies: Execute repair and maintenance tasks to damaged vehicle bodies; follow customers' individual requests and instructions.
carry out repairs of convertible roof covers: Repair/replace the vinyl or canvas roof covers of convertible cars.
carry out research on ground systems: Conduct research on ground systems and hardware; research the fields of encryption, networking, and mass storage.
carry out routine maintenance of wood cutting machinery: Inspect, clean, service and maintain the power unit in accordance with manufacturer requirements and industry guidelines. Inspect components within the power unit and maintain cutting systems in accordance with manufacturer recommendations by using appropriate tools to replace damaged, missing or worn components. Report appropriately on any defects. Carry out routine operator maintenance by performing pre-start checks and setting the machine for the use of reassemble chainsaws and cutting systems to their functional or operational standards.
carry out sales analysis: Examine sales reports to see what goods and services have and have not sold well.
carry out scientific research in observatory: Perform research in a building equipped for the observation of natural phenomena, especially in relation to celestial bodies.
carry out security activities with a dog: Using specially trained dogs to search specific areas or surveil properties in order to detect threats or individuals.
carry out ship-to-shore operations: Operate ship-to-shore radios and perform processes to exchange information required for vessel operations.
carry out social work research: Initiate and design research to assess social problems and evaluate social work interventions. Use statistical sources to connect the individual data with more aggregated categories and interpret data relating to the social context.
carry out statistical forecasts: Undertake a systematic statistical examination of data representing past observed behaviour of the system to be forecast, including observations of useful predictors outside the system.
carry out stock rotation: Execute repositioning of packaged and perishable products with an earlier sell-by date to the front of a shelf.
carry out storage risk management: Analyse, prevent and mitigate risks and hazards that may occur while storing items.
carry out tendering: Place the request for a quotation to the organisation requesting a tender, then perform the work or supply the goods agreed with them during the tendering process.
carry out training in environmental matters: Perform staff training and ensure all members of the workforce understand how they can contribute to improved environmental performance.
carry out treatment prescribed by doctors: Ensure the treatment prescribed by the doctor is being followed by the patient and answer any related questions.
carry out waste water treatment: Perform waste water treatment according to regulations checking for biological waste and chemical waste.
carry out work related calculations in agriculture: Calculate different kinds of on-site requirements in the agricultural, fishery and forestry sector by taking care of marketing and budgets.
carry out work-related measurements: Use suitable units, tools and equipment to carry out calculations for length, area, volume, weight, time, geometric shapes and sketches.
carry out wound care: Cleanse, irrigate, probe, debride, pack and dress wounds.
carry picking work aids: Carry work equipment, such as ladders, small containers or canvas drop cloths.
carsharing: The rental of shared vehicles for occasional use and short periods of time, often through a dedicated car-sharing app.
carve materials: Carve an object out of a materials such as wood, or give a specific shape to a material by carving it.
cast cell covers: Cast concrete cell covers or cover parts, such as anode pins, using power tools.
cast concrete rings: Cast concrete rings by impregnating them with molten tar so that they can be used in mercury cells.
cast concrete sections: Cast tops and bottoms or other electrolytic cells concrete sections using power tools.
cast jewellery metal: Heat and melt jewellery materials; pour in moulds to cast jewellery models. Use jewellery-making material such as spanners, pliers or presses.
cast metal: Pour liquid metal into the hollow cavity of a mould, which contains the future product's desired shape, place it into a furnace and then cool it and let it solidify.
casting processes: The various practices used in the casting of metal, plastics and other cast materials, including mould filling, solidification, cooling, and others, all relating to varying approaches in case of different types of material.
catch poultry on a farm: Handle and capture manually broilers, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, guinea fowl and quail. Ensure safety of animals during loading for transport.
category specific expertise: The features and specificities relevant to one or more categories of supplies, services or works, including suppliers, technical parameters and market conditions.
caulk expansion joints: Fill the space intentionally created to allow for expansion or contraction of the construction materials with a sealant such as silicone.
causes of damage to paved surfaces in airports: The different causes of damage to paved surfaces in airports. Damage that derives from design or construction issues such as insufficient paving, high water content in paving mixtures, improper treatment during hardening. Causes of visible damage such as porous or disintegrated surfaces, separation of the top surface layer, smoothing of the surface, cracks in the paved surfaces.
cavity optomechanics: Subset of physics that focuses on the interaction between mechanical objects and light. The focus predominantly lies on the amelioration of radiation pressure interaction between matter from the optical resonators or cavities and the light or photons.
celestial navigation: Understand the science of celestial navigation and position fixing by using specialised measuring equipment.
centre lenses: Adjust optical axis and mechanical axis of lenses so that they would coincident. This process is called centring.
centrifugal force: Apparent force that draws a rotating body away from the centre of rotation. Application to machines that use centrifugal forces.
ceramic ware: The production process and characteristics of various types of ceramic ware such as pottery, whiteware, stoneware, chinaware, porcelain or earthenware.
ceramics glazes: The characteristics, compounds and application of different glaze types such as raw or frit glazes.
certify the performance of veterinary procedures: Produce descriptive certification of procedures carried out by a veterinarian.
cervical screening: The test conducted on cells coming from the women`s cervix used to determine pre-cancerous tissues. Cervical screening can be performed via the Papanicolaou test (Pap test) and liquid-based cytology.
chair a meeting: Chairing a meeting for a group of people, in order to formulate plans and decisions that are carried out by the company.
challenge patient behaviour by means of art: Constructively challenge the behaviour, attitude and mind-set of patients through art therapy sessions.
challenging issues in the textile industry: The efficiency aims and environmental issues posed by challenges in the textile industry.
change kegs: Substitute kegs and barrels for a new one in a safe and hygienic manner.
change power distribution systems: Review procedures, schedules and databases to identify and recommend changes in existing power distribution systems in order to meet operational requirements and regulations.
change shelf labels: Change labels on shelves, according to the location of products displayed on vending machines.
change soap filter: Change the soap filter from the plodder machine by unbolting the filter cap, inspecting it and replacing it according to specifications.
change watch battery: Select a battery for a watch based on the brand, type and style of the watch. Replace the battery and explain to the customer how to preserve its life.
change window displays: Change or rearrange window displays. Reflect changes in the shop inventory. Emphasise new promotional actions.
channel marketing: The strategies and practices, including channel sales, that involve distributing products directly and indirectly through partners in order to bring the products to the end consumer.
char barrels: Place the barrels in the gas burner where a flame is blasted inside each of them to scorch the interior.
characteristics of chemicals used for tanning: Composition and physico-chemical properties of auxiliary chemicals used in the different tanning processes (tanning agents, fat liquors, pigments, dyes, etc.)
characteristics of diamonds: Key characteristics of diamonds that affect their value: carat weight, cut, colour and clarity.
characteristics of faces: The various typologies and forms of faces in order to advise customers on the most suitable types of glasses.
characteristics of plants: The varieties, characteristics and structural and functional features of plants, depending on their habitat.
characteristics of precious metals: Variations of precious metals according to density, corrossion resistance, electrical conductivity, light reflectivity and quality.
characteristics of products: The tangible characteristics of a product such as its materials, properties and functions, as well as its different applications, features, use and support requirements.
characteristics of services: The characteristics of a service that might include having acquired information about its application, function, features, use and support requirements.
characteristics of waste: Expertise in the different types, the chemical formulas and other characteristics of solid, liquid and hazardous waste.
characteristics of wheel rail interface: Thoroughly understand the forces of physics involved in the interaction between the wheels and the rail, possible rail defects, maintenance practices, and cost implications.
chase threaded hole: Chase the threaded holes that accept screws with a tap in order to restore them to their original dimension after the screws may have been bound together during, for example, the metalworking anodising process.
check accounting records: Revise the accounting records of the quarter and year and ensure that the accounting information reflects with accuracy the financial transactions of the company.
check animal feeding behaviour: Monitor the nutritional effects of food on the immunocompetence and disease resistance of fish. Understand the role of nutrition on fish quality. Recommend improvements of nutrition and feeding protocols in support of sustainable aquaculture development.
check architectural drawings on site: Ensure that the drawings of the architectural project reflect the reality by visiting the construction sites and implementing adjustments.
check borehole depth: Check the depth of boreholes; make sure that they are clean.
check bottles for packaging: Check bottles for packaging. Apply bottle testing procedures to verify if the bottle is fit for containing food and beverage products. Follow legal or company specifications for bottling.
check carriages: Check train carriages to ensure cleanliness before the start of a train journey. Ensure that on-board services and entertainment (if any) are functioning as required.
check chimney's conditions: Monitor and check the faults and current conditions of chimneys and fire places by using specialised smoke-detecting machinery and video surveillance equipment.
check circus rigging before performance: Check the rigging installation for circus acts in order to ensure safe and correct operation.
check compatibility of materials: Make sure the materials are fit to be used together, and if there are any foreseeable interferences.
check continuity requirements: Make sure every scene and shot make verbal and visual sense. Make sure everything is according to the script.
check correctness of information: Check if the information contains factual errors, is reliable, and has news value.
check dangerous goods transport unit: Ensure that a vehicle about to transport dangerous materials complies with safety and legal regulations. Perform visual checks to identify and report leaks or other forms of damage.
check deliveries on receipt: Control that all order details are recorded, that faulty items are reported and returned and that all paperwork is received and processed, according to the purchasing procedures.
check dining room cleanliness: Control dining areas including their floor and wall surfaces, tables and serving stations and ensure appropriate cleanliness.
check diving equipment: Check diving equipment for valid certification to ensure its suitability. Ensure that any diving equipment is examined by a competent person before use, at least once on each day on which it is to be used. Ensure that it is adequately tested and repaired.
check durability of materials: Measure and control the categorisation and different levels of durability of specific materials.
check durability of wood materials: Check the categorisation and different levels of durability of wood materials.
check film reels: Check the condition of film reels upon arrival and register them according company guidelines.
check finished vehicles for quality control: Perform quality control on finished vehicles; make sure that quality standards have been achieved.
check for defects in railcars: Ensure that freight cars are free of all safety defects that could lead to derailing or loss of freight while in transit. Ensure that freight cars meet transportation requirements.
check for flaws in scanned material: Check for colour consistency and possible flaws in the scanned material.
check for medication expiry terms: Regularly check medication in pharmacy, wards and units, for expiry dates, replacing the expired drugs according to standard procedures.
check for solder defects: Check the printed circuit board for solder defects and make adjustments as required.
check functionality of essential components of airport vehicles: Check the functionality of essential components of airport vehicles and equipment such as brakes, controls, tires, and lights before releasing them for operations.
check grant applications: Observe grant applications from individuals, charities, community groups or university research departments in order to make sure that they meet the funding criteria.
check in guests: Inscribe visitors and guests at the spa by entering the appropriate information and running necessary reports from a computer system.
check in luggage: Weigh luggage to ensure it does not exceed the weight limit. Attach tags to bags and place them on the luggage belt.
check in passengers: Compare passenger identity documents with the information in the system. Print boarding passes and direct passengers to the correct boarding gate.
check information on prescriptions: Verify the information on prescriptions from patients or from the doctor`s office ensuring that it is complete and accurate.
check list of participants: Verify whether people who are attending an event are on the participant list in order to make sure that nobody enters without authorisation.
check material resources: Verify that all requested resources are delivered and in good working order. Notify the appropriate person or people of any problems related to technical and material resources.
check methods: Procedures used for investigative purposes such as surveillance by physical and electronic means, interrogations of witnesses, collection of objects and data for assessment and analysis and physical and electronic research for collecting data.
check official documents: Check an individuals' official documentation, such as driver's licenses and identification, to ensure compliance with legal regulations, and to identify and assess individuals.
check paper quality: Monitor every aspect of the paper quality, such as its thickness, opacity and smoothness according to specifications and for further treatment and finishing processes.
check passenger tickets: Check passenger tickets and boarding passes upon entrance. Greet passengers and direct them to their seats or cabins.
check price accuracy on the shelf: Ensure accurate and correctly labelled prices for the products on the shelves
check prices on the menu: Control the menu in order to ensure that prices are correct and up-to-date.
check quality of enamel: Assess enamel by using a needle. If defective, remove it and repeat the enamel process.
check quality of fruits and vegetables: Check fruits and vegetables received from suppliers; ensure highest quality and freshness.
check quality of products in textile production line: Check characteristics of textile products like yarns, woven, knitted, braided, tufted or nonwoven textiles, finished cloths, ready-make-garments and determine the product quality along different stages of the textile or clothing production line.
check quality of products on the production line: Check products for quality on the production line and remove defective items before and after packaging.
check quality of raw materials: Check the quality of basic materials used for the production of semi-finished and finished goods by assessing some of its characteristics and, if needed, select samples to be analysed.
check request legitimacy: Examine the customer's interest in a private investigation before accepting the agreement in order to make sure the interest does not go against the law or public morals.
check ride safety restraints: Control the ride safety restraints to see if everything works in a normal, safe manner.
check sensorial parameters of oils and fats: Check sensorial parameters of olive oils, seed oils and edible fats such as taste, smell and touch.
check shipments: Staff members must be vigilant and well-organised to ensure that inbound and outbound shipments are accurate and undamaged.This description does not really describe the competence (or task) suggested by the PT.
check stability of materials: Measure and control the categorisation and different levels of stability of specific materials.
check straightness of brick: Use tools such as the level or the mason's line to check if the wall is straight and flush, and take action it isn't.
check strength of materials: Measure and control the categorisation and different levels of strength of specific materials.
check subjects: Gather and check all relevant information on a person, company or other subject in the context of an investigation.
check system parameters against reference values: Make sure that the measurable factors which define the operation of a system correspond to the predetermined norms.
check the health of livestock: Perform routine visits to farms in order to check the health of livestock.'
check the production schedule: Check the daily and long term schedules for rehearsal, training, performances, season, tour, etc., taking into account the project timeline and all the preparations required by the production.
check the quality of raw materials at reception: Check the quality of raw materials by assessing its taste, smell, colour, or any other characteristic depending on the product.
check the received biological samples: Ensure that the received biological samples such as blood and tissues, are correctly labeled, registered and contain the appropriate information about the patient.
check tickets at venue entry: Ensure that all guests have valid tickets for the specific venue or show and report on irregularities.
check tickets throughout carriages: Check tickets and travel documents while walking through carriages during the journey. Maintain physical stability and service attitude during inspections.
check travel documentation: Control tickets and travel documents, allocate seats and note food preferences of people on tour.
check vehicle damage: Check for vehicle damage including exterior body damage, tire and wheel damage, interior damage, fuel level and mileage at time of rental and return.
check vehicle parts on delivery: Ensure that vehicle parts received from various suppliers are intact, properly working and delivered on time. Contact the parts manager in case of incidents or anomalies.
check vehicles for sale: Ensure that vehicles put up for sale are thoroughly checked for technical or minor cosmetic defects.
check water pressure: Check the water pressure in a water circulation system, using a built-in gauge or by attaching a water pressure gauge onto a pipe. In the case of a stand-alone gauge, be sure to depressurise the system before attaching the gauge.
check wine quality: Control the quality of wines and report corked or spoiled wines and return them to suppliers.
chemical aspects of chocolates: Chemical constitution of chocolate to alter recipes and provide customers with experiences of pleasure.
chemical aspects of sugar: Chemical aspects and constitution of sugar to alter recipes and provide customers with experiences of pleasure.
chemical constitution of apples: Chemical constitution of apples: sugars, water content, proteins, acidity, and vitamins. Constituents of apples which contribute to better quality, so the apple production can be used in obtaining healthy juice and pulp.
chemical constitution of grapes: The chemical components of grapes such as water, carbohydrates, acids, alcohols, phenolics, nitrogenous compounds, inorganic substances; the chemical interactions of these elements and how it can give a different personality to the final product, especially during the fermentation process.
chemical preservation: Process of adding chemical compounds to a product, such as food or pharmaceutical products, to prevent decay caused by chemical changes or microbial activity.
chemical processes: The relevant chemical processes used in manufacture, such as purification, seperation, emulgation and dispergation processing.
chemical reactions of roasting cacao beans: Proper roasting, which reduces this risk of bacteria. Chemical reactions occur when cocoa beans are roasted and proper roasting is integral to good flavoured chocolate.
chemistry: The composition, structure, and properties of substances and the processes and transformations that they undergo; the uses of different chemicals and their interactions, production techniques, risk factors, and disposal methods.
chemistry of wood: The chemical composition of every wood species, which consists of a certain percentage of cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin, and contains carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and other elements.
child psychiatry: Child psychiatry is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
childbirth: The process of delivering a baby, the symptoms and signs of labour, the expulsion of the baby and all the related steps and procedures, including the ones related to complications and pre-mature birth.
children's physical development: Recognise and describe the development, observing the following criteria: weight, length, and head size, nutritional requirements, renal function, hormonal influences on development, response to stress, and infection.
chiropractic terminology: Chiropractic terms and abbreviations, chiropractic prescriptions and various chiropractic specialties and when to use them correctly.
choose proper primer coat: Carefully select a primer from the same range as the paint to ensure optimal coating and paint colour quality when applying one over the other.
chuchotage interpreting: The act of providing individual simultaneous interpreting in a low voice to a small audience. This type of interpreting entails no specialised equipment and it is targeted to the few who do not understand the language spoken.
cinematography: The science of recording light and electromagnetic radiation in order to create a motion picture. The recording can happen electronically with an image sensor or chemically on light sensitive materials such as film stock.
circuit diagrams: Read and comprehend circuit diagrams showing the connections between the devices, such as power and signal connections.
circular economy: The circular economy aims to keep materials and products in use for as long as possible, extracting the maximum value from them while in use and recycling them at the end of their life cycle. It improves resource efficiency and helps to reduce the demand for virgin materials.
circulate information: Communicate the research results of social, economic or political issues within and outside the union.
citizen involvement in healthcare: The means and methods required to raise the participatory levels of the population in healthcare matters and strenghten their involvement.
city road network: The city road transport network with its possibilities, limitations, congestion hotspots, and areas of highest use.
civil engineering: The engineering discipline that studies the design, construction and maintenance of naturally built works such as roads, buildings, and canals.
claims procedures: The different procedures that are used to formally request a payment for a suffered loss from an insurance company.
clamp tyre into mould: Clamp the tyre already placed in the mould, making sure the tyre remains clamped until the end of the vulcanization process.
clarify oil by settlement: Clarify oil by settlement. Leave freshly extracted oils to stand in a small oil drum or bucket for several days allowing solids to settle. After settlement, pour off the clear or 'supernatant' oil, leaving the plant debris at the bottom of the container. These settled solids are called foots.
classical antiquity: The period in history marked by ancient Greek and ancient Roman cultures, before the Middle Ages.
classical languages: All dead languages, no longer actively used, originating from various periods in history, such as Latin from Antiquity, Middle English from the Middle Ages, Classical Maya from the Pre-colonial Americas, and Renaissance Italian from the Early Modern Period.
classify audio-visual products: Arrange various video and music materials such as CDs and DVDs. Sort audio and video material on shelves in alphabetical order or according to genre classification.
classify books: Arrange books in alphabetic or a classification order. Classify according to genres such as fiction, non-fiction, academic books, children's books.
classify insurance claims: Process incoming claims in order to assess their nature and categorise them according to the different types of insurance and claims handling procedures, in order to ensure proper administrative handling, and to guaranee that the claim may proceed to the correct loss adjuster or other claims professionals.
classify library materials: Classify, code and catalogue books, publications, audio-visual documents and other library materials based on subject matter or library classification standards.
clean amusement park facilities: Eliminate dirt, rubbish or impurities in park facilities such as booths, sporting equipment, vehicles and rides.
clean animal body parts: Clean various body parts of animals for the preparation and tanning of animal skins. Clean body parts such as skin, skeleton, antlers or horns by using cleaning techniques, according to the animal species.
clean aquaculture stock units: Clean and disinfect equipment and treatment systems, as well as holding units such as tanks.
clean beer pipes: Disinfect beer pipes on regular basis according to guidelines to ensure the beer is tasty and hygienic.
clean building facade: Perform cleaning activities of the main face of a building, using appropriate equipment, as required by the complexity and height of the building.
clean building floors: Clean the floors and stairways of buildings by sweeping, vacuuming, and mopping them, according to hygienic and organisational standards.
clean camping facilities: Disinfect and maintain camping facilities such as cabins, caravans, grounds and recreational facilities.
clean carcasses: Remove organs, fats sticking hole, spinal cord, and diaphragm from carcasses. Perform cleaning of the carcass following established procedures in order to obtain a final carcass presentation.
clean chimney: Use tools to extract debris from chimneys by using a vacuum cleaner or brush suitable to remove the products of combustion within the flue.
clean components during assembly: Clean components before fixing them to other compounds or units of components during the assembly process.
clean concrete pumps: Remove residual concrete from the pipes and pumps after use and clean the equipment with water.
clean confined spaces: Perform required cleaning activities in enclosed or partially enclosed spaces which pose risks to human health and safety such as tanks, wells, manholes and open ditches. Take all the preventive measures required when working in such spaces.
clean contaminants from airport runways: Clean away contaminants detected on the runway tarmac such as fuel, lubricants, hydraulic oils, marking paint and rubber. Use techniques for cleaning contaminants such as chemical cleaning, mechanical grinding, or high pressure water blasting.
clean crime scenes: Clean the crime scenes after they have been thoroughly investigated and all potential evidence is gathered and documented, in a manner compliant with health and safety regulations.
clean drink dispense lines: Remove dirt and disinfect drink dispense lines on a regular basis, in line with operational procedures.
clean engraved areas: Polish and clean engraved etching areas considering the kind of material the area is made of.
clean food and beverage machinery: Clean machinery used for food or beverage production processes. Prepare the appropriate solutions for cleaning. Prepare all parts and assure that they are clean enough to avoid deviation or errors in the production process.
clean honey from pollen: Clean honey from pollen if the requirement is having a clear honey liquid. Identifies honey impurities, such as wax, body parts of bees, or dust.
clean horse's legs: Wash and brush the legs of a horse. Keep an antifungal treatment cream or spray on hand to take care of infections as soon as they arise.
clean household linens: Wash linens such as sheets, towels and table cloths with water and soap or detergent. Clean linens by hand or by the use of a washing machine.
clean industrial containers: Clean residual dirt particles from containers. Adapt cleaning process to the customer's requirements.
clean jewellery pieces: Clean and polish metal items and pieces of jewellery; handle mechanical jewellery-making tools such as polishing wheels.
clean kitchen equipment: Disinfect kitchen equipment, utensils and other facilities such as trolleys and hot cupboards.
clean marble furniture: Use the appropriate cloth and chemical substances to clean and maintain furniture made out of marble.
clean mixer: Perform the cleaning of mixers in order to prepare them for mixing different types of compounds.
clean moulds: Clean the mould using water, grease or oil, washing and scraping them by hand.
clean negatives: Clean photographic negatives and film negatives after development with a lint-free cloth to remove any dust or debris.
clean oil equipment: Clean and sterilise tanks, inflow pipes and production areas; use tools such as scraper, hose and brush; handle chemical solutions.
clean oil processing units: Clean interiors of oil processing units; circulate cleaning solvents and chemicals within.
clean painting equipment: Disassemble, clean, and reassemble paint sprayers and other vehicle painting equipment.
clean particular areas manually: Perform cleaning activities in specific areas by hand, when the surface is small or obstructed and the only means to clean such places is manually.
clean parts of vessels: Clean engine rooms and vessel components using appropriate cleaning materials; ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
clean patients' ear canals: Clean patients` ear canals, avoiding damage to normal eardrum function.
clean printed circuit board: Clean the printed circuit boards and components as necessary before, during, and after the assembly process.
clean public furniture: Perform cleaning activities of objects or equipment in the public domain, on streets or other public places, used for various purposes.
clean ride units: Eliminate dirt, rubbish or impurities in ride units in an amusement park.
clean road vehicles: Clean and maintain vans, buses and any other road vehicles to ensure safe operating conditions.
clean rooms: Clean rooms by cleaning glasswork and windows, polishing furniture, vacuuming carpets, scrubing hard floors, and removing garbage.
clean sewerage systems: Clear out and clean items that block the flow of sewerage in the sewerage system by hand or with a machine.
clean ships: Remove dirt from the ship by sweeping, scrubbing and washing the deck and other areas.
clean spa work areas: Set up and use equipment to clean spa work areas and to work with the recommended temperatures and humidity levels to cleanse wet spa treatment areas. Avoid the spread of infections and possible risks.
clean stalls: Clean stalls to remove all soiled bedding to prevent moisture and fumes from building up and to cut down on potential parasite problems.
clean toilet facilities: Clean the toilets and wipe the sinks, mirrors and cubicle furniture according to the required standards, providing special attention to details.
clean train interiors: Use cleaning techniques such as sweeping, dusting and vacuuming to clean railway cars. Undertake more extensive cleaning by washing and shampooing the upholstery and carpets or floor of the train.
clean upholstered furniture: Use appropriate cleaning techniques and materials to clean upholstered furniture depending on the type of fabric used in its fabrication: cotton, synthetic, microfibre or leather.
clean vehicle exterior: Wash, clean, polish and wax vehicle's exterior glass and chrome parts.
clean vehicle interiors: Remove dirt, rubbish or impurities of the interior of vehicles, including consoles and dashboards; vacuum car seats and carpets; clean hinges and door trims.
clean ventilation system: Clean combustion and ventilation systems and related equipment. Eliminate combustion residues and deposits by knocking, scraping, and burning.
clean wafers: Clean semiconductor wafers using appropriate cleaning equipment, such as automated wafer cleaners, blow-off wands, and chemical baths.
clean waste materials from machines: Clean waste materials from machine using the adequate equipment or appliances as to ensure smooth operations, avoid accidents, and maintain clean working place.
clean wood surface: Use a variety of techniques on a wood surface to ensure it is free of dust, sawdust, grease, stains, and other contaminants.
cleaning industry health and safety measures: Preventive and interventional methods used in the cleaning industry to maintain health and safety for all workers and tertiary persons.
cleaning of reusable packaging: Methods of cleaning and disinfecting reusable packaging to prevent or remove deposits of organic or inorganic nature of the packaging.
cleaning techniques: Various techniques and tools used to clean different types of surfaces to achieve a certain degree of cleanliness such as sweeping, vacuuming, degreasing and wet cleaning.
clear accident site: Remove large objects such as a damaged vehicles, clear debris and dispose of it in compliance with legislation, clean the place and remove temporary traffic signs.
clear drill sites: Clear drill site e.g. by cutting down surrounding trees; make way for new roads to drill site.
clear out drains: Remove organic materials and other debris from pipes, usually using a snake, a long device that is pushed down the pipes.
clear pipelines: Clear pipelines by pumping water or other substances through them, or wash the pipelines manually or using suitable machinery.
clear the bar at closing time: Free the bar at closing time by politely encouraging patrons to leave at closing time according to policy.
client-centred counselling: Practice that encourages clients to concentrate on how they feel at the present moment during the counseling session in order to search for the most appropriate solutions.
climate smart agriculture: An integrated approach to landscape management that aims at increasing food productivity, enhance crop resilience, ensure food safety and reduce emissions and adapt to climate change.
climatology: The scientific field of study that deals with researching average weather conditions over a specified period of time and how they affected nature on Earth.
climb on railcars: Have the physical abilities to climb on and into railcars following adequate security procedures.
climbing equipment: The various pieces of equipment used for climbing and associated operations, such as ropes, connectors, helmets, ascenders, arresters, harness, pulleys and devices. Their operation, usage cases, advantages, disadvantages and costs.
clinical biochemistry: The various types of tests performed on bodily fluids such as electrolytes, renal function tests, liver function tests or minerals.
clinical biology: Clinical biology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
clinical coding: The matching of clinical statements with standard codes of illnesses and treatments through use of a classification system.
clinical decision-making at advanced practice: Apply advanced practice with regard to clinical decision-making, managing the caseload for individual patients, families and communities.
clinical disciplines in dentistry: The clinical disciplines and methods, providing the coherent picture of anomalies, lesions and diseases of the teeth, mouth, jaws and associated tissues and of preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic dentistry.
clinical immunopathology: The pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of disorders associated with an excessive, defective or unwarranted immune response. The difference between the pathogenesis of disorders of the immune system such as autoimmunity, allergy, immunodeficiency, leukaemia/lymphoma and transplant rejection.
clinical neurophysiology: Clinical neurophysiology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC
clinical perfusion: The health science related to the artificial pumping of blood and oxygen in a person's body, also known as extra-corporeal circulation.
clinical psychological treatment: Treatment methods and intervention strategies used in clinical psychology, such as the treatment of persons with mental illnesses and disorders in different settings, with different clinical symptoms and problems and with different age groups.