TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
work with blacksmithing hand tools: Work with hammers, chisels, anvils, tongs, vises, forges, and others to create hand-made metal products by performing blacksmithing operations.
work with blacksmithing power tools: Work with drills, air chisels, power hammers, hydraulic presses, grinders, and others to create (semi-)hand-made metal products by performing blacksmithing operations.
work with chemicals: Handle chemicals and select specific ones for certain processes. Be aware of the reactions which arise from combining them.
work with circus group: Work together with other circus artists and management. Make sure to do your part while keeping the performance as a whole in mind.
work with cultural venue specialists: Call upon the competence of other professionals and specialists, from within and outside the organisation, to contribute to activities and provide documents to improve public access to collections and exhibitions.
work with different target groups: Work with a variety of target groups based on age, gender and disability.
work with e-services available to citizens: Use, manage and work with public and private online services, such as e-commerce, e-governance, e-banking, e-health services.
work with healthcare users' social network: Get involved with the friends, families and other relevant actors important for the client or patient being treated, under the conditions of confidentiality and transparency.
work with mistelle bases: Apply the procedure of adding alcohol to juices of crushed grapes rather than fermenting them to produce alcohol.
work with motion picture editing team: Work together with the motion picture editing team during post-production. Make sure the finished product is according to specifications and creative vision.
work with nursing staff: Work together with nurses and other health professionals in supporting the delivery of basic patient care.
work with patterns of psychological behaviour: Work with the patterns of a patient or client's psychological behaviour, which may be outside of their conscious awareness, such as non-verbal and pre-verbal patterns, clinical processes of defence mechanisms, resistances, transference and counter-transference.
work with pre-production team: Consult with the pre-production team about expectations, requirements, budget, etc.
work with respect for own safety: Apply the safety rules according to training and instruction and based on a solid understanding of the prevention measures and risks to your own personal health and safety.
work with social service users in a group: Establish a group of social service users and work together towards individual and group goals.
work with soloists: Communicate with solo artists and concert masters to discuss and prepare for performances.
work with supporting team in community arts programme: Encourage mutual exchange of knowledge and maintain motivation of workers supporting your community arts programme, whether they are paid staff or volunteers. Recognise support given and evaluate its effectiveness throughout the program.
work with the camera crew: Work with the crew responsible for the camera operation and movement to get directions from them on where to stand for an aesthetic result.
work with the director of photography: Work with the director of photography on the artistic and creative vision that needs to be followed during production of a movie or theatre production.
work with the lighting crew: Work with the crew responsible for the lighting setup and operation to get directions from them on where to stand for an aesthetic result.
work with veterinarians: Consult veterinarians and assist them in the examination and nursing of animals.
work with video and motion picture production team: Work with the cast and crew members to establish requirements and budgets.
work with virtual learning environments: Incorporate the use of online learning environments and platforms into the process of instruction.
workplace sanitation: The importance of a clean, sanitary workspace for example through use of hand disinfectant and sanitizer, in order to minimise infection risk between colleagues or when working with children.
wort boiling process: Process of wort boiling where the brewer adds hops to the wort and boils the mixture in a wort copper. The bitter compounds of the wort give the beer a longer shelf-life.
wort fining process: Transfer of the wort from the wort copper to the whirlpool to clean the wort of undissolved hops and protein flocks and ready it for cooling.
wound closure techniques: Wound healing techniques such as inflammation, tissue formation, tissue remodeling and skin anatomy, and the suturing materials used such as staples, synthetic sutures, absorbables, tapes, and adhesive compounds.
wrap yarn around bobbins: Perform wrapping of yarns around bobbins or spools by using adequate equipment for the process.
write an architectural brief: Draft a brief that discusses the requirements of the client. This brief outlines design specifications and instructions as to what is expected of the architect such as costs, technique, aesthetic, social and environmental contexts, and time frame.
write batch record documentation: Write reports on the manufactured batches history taking into account the raw data, tests performed and compliance to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) of each batch of product.
write calibration report: Report on the instrument calibration measurements and results. A calibration report includes the objectives and approach of the test, descriptions of tested instruments or products, test procedures, and test results.
write captions: Write captions to accompany cartoons, drawings, and photographs. These captions can be humorous or explanatory.
write charity grant proposals: Write project proposals to be developed by the charity organisation in order to obtain funds and grants from national or international organisations or local authorities which provide such funding.
write dock records: Write and manage dock records in which all information about ships entering and leaving docks is registered. Ensure the collection and reliability of the information displayed in records.
write emergency instructions for handling of dangerous goods: Provide written instructions on the handling of dangerous goods in an emergency. The instructions must be composed in a language that every crew member is able to understand.
write gemstone grading report: Write a grading report to determine the quality of gemstones.
write headlines: Write titles to accompany news articles. Make sure they are to the point and inviting.
write horoscopes: Write a horoscope in an engaging and informative style for an individual customer or for inclusion in a periodical.
write in conversational tone: Write in such a way that when the text is read it seems as if the words come spontaneously and not at all scripted. Explain concepts and ideas in a clear and simple manner.
write inspection reports: Write the results and conclusions of the inspection in a clear and intelligible way. Log the inspection's processes such as contact, outcome, and steps taken.
write job descriptions: Prepare a description of the required profile, qualifications and skills for a specific function, by doing research, analyse the activities to be performed and get information from the employer.
write leaflets: Create flyers such as recruitment flyers in order to recruit people or publicity flyers in order to contribute to the development of publicity campaigns.
write manuals: Write down instructions about how to properly and safely use equipment, machinery, and systems.
write meeting reports: Write complete reports based on minutes taken during a meeting in order to communicate the important points which were discussed, and the decisions which were made, to the appropriate people.
write musical scores: Write musical scores for orchestras, ensembles or individual instrumentalists using knowledge of music theory and history. Apply instrumental and vocal capabilities.
write prescriptions for medication in dentistry: Determine indications and contraindications for the use of medication in dental practice, determining their dosages and routes of administration and writing prescriptions for medication used in dentistry.
write rail defect records: Compose documents and reports on the nature of rail defects investigated, position of defect in rail, location, etc.
write railway investigation reports: On completion of an investigation, the railway investigator, in consultation with industry stakeholders, safety authorities, individuals and any other parties involved in the investigation, composes a report summarising the finding for those in need of recommendations.
write records for repairs: Write records of the repairs and maintenance interventions undertaken, of parts and materials used, and other repair facts.
write reports on emergency cases: Record the patient`s condition or injury from the start of the takeover in the ambulance, the treatment provided, and reactions to drugs and treatment.
write reports on neurological tests: Provide a written report to the referring doctor for every test taken, interpreting results.
write research proposals: Synthetise and write proposals aiming to solve research problems. Draft the proposal baseline and objectives, the estimated budget, risks and impact. Document the advances and new developments on the relevant subject and field of study.
write risk assessment on performing arts production: Assess risks, propose improvements and describe measures to be taken on a production level in performing arts.
write routine reports: Compose regular reports by writing clear observations on the monitored processes in a respective field.
write scientific publications: Present the hypothesis, findings, and conclusions of your scientific research in your field of expertise in a professional publication.
write security reports: Compile data on inspections, patrols and security incidents into a report for management purposes.
write signalling reports: Write accurate communications and reports about signalling operations and safety procedures. Perform record keeping and event recording.
write situation reports: Write reports according to specifications and regulations of an organisation on the situation which needs to be reported on, such as the status of an investigation, of intelligence gathering, or of missions and operations.
write specifications: Write documents where the expected characteristics of a product or service are specified. Make sure all necessary properties of the product or service are covered. Balance the level of detail with the need for flexibility.
write storylines: Write the plot of a novel, play, film, or other narrative form. Create and develop characters, their personalities, and relationships.
write stress-strain analysis reports: Write down a report with all your findings encountered during the stress analysis. Write down performances, failures and other conclusions.
write technical reports related to trees: Compose written adequate reports about tree-realted issues for parties such as engineers, solicitors, or mortgage and insurance companies, for example if tree roots are causing problems to the integrity of buildings and infrastructure.
write to a deadline: Schedule and respect tight deadlines, especially for theatre, screen and radio projects.
write up a list of technical specifications: Determine the profile and size of the technical crew at performance venues, sound equipment needs, lighting needs, multimedia equipment needs, stage design needs, floors installation needs, and any other issue related to the performance of the work that should be supervised by repetiteur.
write weather briefing: Present various information such as air pressure, temperature and humidity to customers in the form of a weather brief.
write work-related reports: Compose work-related reports that support effective relationship management and a high standard of documentation and record keeping. Write and present results and conclusions in a clear and intelligible way so they are comprehensible to a non-expert audience.
writing style guides: The large variety of style guides available depending on the kind of writing, industry, or purpose. Style guides comprise APA style and ASA style for the social sciences, AP style for journalism, CSE style for physical sciences, and others.
writing techniques: The different techniques to write a story such as the descriptive, persuasive, first person and other techniques.
yeast fermentation principles: Understand the principles of yeast fermentation in fermented beverages such as wine or beer.
yoga: The practice and principles of yoga, used as physical techniques to relax the body and mind.
youth work principles: The purpose and fundamental features of youth work: helping young people to reach their full potential. Youth work encompasses a broad range of activities carried out with, by and for young people through non-formal and informal learning.
youth-centred approach: Young people’s interests, needs, problems and psychology and their environments, the issues affecting them, and the opportunities and services to support them.
zero-energy building design: The design and building principle whereby the net amount of energy used by the building equals the amount of renewable energy created by the building itself. The concept refers to self-sustaining constructions.
zoning codes: The division of land into zones where various uses and activities are allowed, such as residential, agricultural, and industrial activities. These zones are regulated by legislative procedures and local authorities.
zoo community: Zoo and aquarium community on a local, regional and global scale. Zoo membership associations, their guiding principles and how this might affect management of individual institutions within the wider community.
zoo exhibit design: Understand the various factors that influence effective zoo exhibit design as well as the steps towards realising that design.
zoonotic diseases: Zoonoses are infectious diseases of animals that can naturally be transmitted to humans. They consist of a wide range of diseases and range from endemic zoonoses such as brucellosis, anthrax, bovine tuberculosis, parasitic diseases (hydatid disease, echinococcosis, trichinellosis) and rabies to emerging zoonoses, such as highly pathogenic avian influenza, Nipah/Hendra disease and Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy.