TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
clinical science: The research and development of the techniques and equipment used by medical staff to prevent, diagnose and treat illness.
close circuit breaker: Synchronize incoming generating units with units already in operation. Close the circuit breaker at the exact instant of coincidence between both unit types.
close sales at auction: Officially declare the items sold to the highest bidder; obtain the buyer's personal details in order to close the contract after the auction.
clothing and footwear products: The offered clothing and footwear products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
cloud monitoring and reporting: The metrics and alarms utilizing cloud monitoring services, in particular performance and availability metrics.
cloud security and compliance: Cloud security and compliance concepts, including shared responsibility model, cloud access management capabilities, and resources for security support.
cloud technologies: The technologies which enable access to hardware, software, data and services through remote servers and software networks irrespective of their location and architecture.
coach clients: Actively help clients to improve their strengths and confidence. Propose courses and workshops or coach them yourself.
coach during a sports competition: Support individuals or groups during a sports competition, advise them on how to improve their performance and support them as much as possible increasing their chances to perform successfully in the competition. This includes conducting substitutions in team sports.
coach employees: Maintain and improve employees' performance by coaching individuals or groups how to optimise specific methods, skills or abilities, using adapted coaching styles and methods. Tutor newly recruited employees and assist them in the learning of new business systems.
coach individuals in specialised nursing care: Keep abreast of technological development and educate nurses, other health professionals and patient groups about advancements in the field of specialisation.
coach performers in your fight discipline: Guide the performers' training sessions in your fight discipline so that they gain mastery in fighting techniques, movements and actions. Assess their potential to learn fight actions in a safe way. Organise the training, determining its goals. Direct the performers' training.
coach staff for running the performance: Give instructions to all team members about how they should run the performance.
coach team on visual merchandising: Coach sales team on in-store visual merchandising; help employees to interpret guidelines; train employees in effective execution of visual concept.
coach young people: Mentor and support young individuals by interacting positively with them in order to facilitate their personal, social and educational growth.
coaching techniques: Specific foundational techniques used to coach people on a professional or personal level such as open-ended questioning, building trust, accountability, etc.
coat food products: Cover the surface of the food product with a coating: a preparation based on sugar, chocolate, or any other product.
coat seams with hot pitch: Coat seams between planks with hot pitch to make them watertight by using a mop.
coat seams with putty: Coat seams between planks of boats with putty to make them watertight.
coating machine parts: The various parts, qualities and applications of a manufacturing machine designed for providing workpieces with a, sometimes protective, finishing coat, such as the drum unloader, feed hopper, rotary sieve, spray booth, (powder) spray guns, dry cartridge collector, final filters, high voltage power supply point, and others.
coating substances: Have knowledge of various types of coating, providing a workpiece with one or more finishing layers of resins, sugars, powders, inactive and insoluable fillers, waxes, gums, plasticisers, colouring materials, lacquer, and others.
coffee grinding levels: The known levels are coarse grind, medium grind, medium/fine grind, fine grind, super fine grind, and turkish grind. Indication of machinery to achieve product specification.
coffee, tea, cocoa and spice products: The offered coffee, tea, cocoa and spice products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
cognitive behavioural therapy: The solution-focused approach to treating mental disorders oriented towards solving problems by teaching new information-processing skills and coping mechanisms.
cognitive psychology: The human mental processes such as attention, memory, language use, perception, problem solving, creativity and thinking.
coil metal: Coil, usually steel, metal rings by winding them continuously and regularly spaced atop of one another, creating metal springs.
coining: The process of shaping metal parts with a high relief or very fine features, such as coins, medals, badges or buttons, by pressing the surface of the metal between two dies.
coking process: The process of destructive distillation where crushed, washed and blended coal is heated to remove impurities and water.
cold drawing processes: The various kinds of metalworking drawing processes performed at room temperature, such as wire drawing, tube drawing, ironing, embossing, sheet metal drawing, spinning, stretch forming, and others.
cold forging: The metalworking process of forging whilst hot metal is right below its recrystallisation temperature, being cooled and solidified after casting.
cold vulcanisation: Technique used to repair defective tyres, especially bicycle tyres, and consisting in grinding the area around the tear, applying a vulcanising solution and fixing a patch to seal the tear.
cold winding: The coiling process of cold winding by winding wire at room temperature around a mandrel, in order to create metal springs.
collaborate in company's daily operations: Collaborate and perform hands-on work with other departments, managers, supervisors, and workers in different aspects of the business from preparing accounting reports, envisioning the marketing campaigns up to having contact with clients.
collaborate in the development of marketing strategies: Work together with a group of professionals to develop marketing strategies performing market analysis and financial viability while staying aligned with the company's goals.
collaborate on costume and make-up for performances: Work with the staff responsible for costumes and make up in line with their creative vision and obtain directions from them about how make-up and costumes should look.
collaborate on international energy projects: Provide expertise with regard to energy saving and energy efficiency for the realisation of international projects, including projects in the field of development cooperation.
collaborate through digital technologies: Use digital tools and technologies for collaborative processes, and for co-construction and co-creation of resources and knowledge.
collaborate to discuss treatment plans in psychotherapy: Discuss, if appropriate, treatment plans and progress with physicians, psychologists, social workers, psychiatric nurses and other professionals.
collaborate with a technical staff in artistic productions: Coordinate your artistic activities with others who specialise in the technical side of the project. Inform the technical staff of your plans and methods and obtain feedback on feasibility, cost, procedures and other relevant information. Be able to understand the vocabulary and the practises about technical issues
collaborate with animal related professionals: Collaborate with veterinary and other animal related professionals through communication of animal details, case records and summary reports orally or via written or electronic transfer.
collaborate with choreographers: Collaborate with choreographers in order to learn, develop or to redefine and/or modify dance moves and choreographies.
collaborate with coaching team: Collaborate as an specialist in a coaching team in order to maximise the sport practitioner's performance.
collaborate with music librarians: Communicate and work together with music librarians to ensure permanent availability of scores.
collaborate with stakeholders in leading community arts: Collaborate with a chosen team, gathering artists from other disciplines, art mediation coordinator, and/or health workers, physiotherapists and learning support workers, etc. in order to maximise the community arts program’s impact. Be clear about your collective roles, and evaluate their performance as a whole combining reflexive and reflective in your practice.
collaborate with technical experts on artworks: Collaborate with engineers, mechanics, and other technical experts to build, install and move pieces of art.
collect aquatic resources: Collects spat and seaweed, as well as shellfish or any other aquatic animal (i.e. crustacean and echinoderms) or vegetable resource. Uses the appropriate equipment depending on the species.
collect biological data: Collect biological specimens, record and summarise biological data for use in technical studies, developing environmental management plans and biological products.
collect biological samples from patients: Follow recommended processes to collect bodily fluids or samples from patients for further laboratory testing, assisting the patient as required.
collect briefing regarding products: Collect a comprehensive brief from internal and external customers regarding specific product requirements.
collect broken appliances: Collect or receive products which are no longer functional and cannot be repaired from households, organisations or collection facilities so that they can be sorted for disposal or recycling.
collect broodstock: Source broodstock from fisheries and held them in maturation tanks before collecting their seeds.
collect client fitness information: Collect fitness information relating to individual clients; Identify client information which is to be collected and advise clients of correct procedures, protocols and risks prior to commencing physical assessment and exercising.
collect control panel components: Select the appropriate control panel components, such as wires and circuit breakers, to meet the specified requirements.
collect customer data: Collect customer data such as contact information, credit card or billing information; gather information to track down purchase history.
collect customer feedback on applications: Gather a response and analyse data from customers to identify requests or problems in order to improve applications and overall customer satisfaction.
collect cyber defence data: Collect data for cyber defence using various data collection tools. Data may be gathered from a number of internal or external sources such as online trade records, DNS request logs, email servers' logs, digital communications packet capturing, deep web resources, etc.
collect damages: Collect money which is owed by one party to another or to the government as compensation, as ruled by a court of law.
collect data using GPS: Gather data in the field using Global Positioning System (GPS) devices.
collect domestic waste: Collect non-hazardous waste from residential areas and homes in order to remove it from the area and transport it to a waste treatment and disposal facility.
collect fares: Collects fares, the fees paid by passengers for use of a public transportation system; this includes counting and returning money.
collect fees for cloak room service: In cases where it is required, handle money received from clients for safeguarding their belongings in the cloak room.
collect fees for toilet usage: Collect the amount of money foreseen for the public use of toilets and grant access to them after payment.
collect final tobacco product: Collect finished tobacco products such as cigars or cigarettes. Place trays at delivery end of machine to catch branded products and remove filled trays. Ensure the integrity and quality of the product.
collect financial data: Gather, organise, and combine financial data for their interpretation and analysis in order to predict possible financial scenarios and performance of a company or project.
collect geological data: Participate in the collection of geological data such as core logging, geological mapping, geochemical and geophysical surveying, digital data capture, etc.
collect healthcare user data under supervision: Collect qualitative and quantitative data related to the healthcare user's physical, psychological, emotional and social status and functional ability within set parameters, monitoring healthcare user's responses and status during the performance of assigned measures/tests and taking appropriate action, including reporting the findings to the physiotherapist.
collect healthcare user's general data: Collect qualitative and quantitative data related to the healthcare user's anagraphic data and provide support on filling out the present and past history questionnaire and record the measures/tests performed by the practitioner.
collect industrial waste: Collect non-hazardous or hazardous waste which is produced by industrial activities, such as paints, chemicals, industrial byproducts, and radioactive waste.
collect items for laundry service: Collect the dirty pieces of clothing or other linen within the facility and send them to the laundry service.
collect licence fees: Collect payments due for the processing of a licence, such as the initial granting of a licence or a licence renewal, ensuring that the correct amounts are paid and procedures are compliant with regulations.
collect live fish: Gather fish using techniques which minimise the stress caused to fish and avoid fish escapes occurring.
collect mail: Empty the letter box on a regular basis, organising it on importance and deal with urgent mail.
collect oil samples: Collect petroleum product samples by turning bleed valves; insert container into tank to obtain sample material.
collect property financial information: Collect information concerning the previous transactions involving the property, such as the prices at which the property had been previously sold and the costs that went into renovations and repairs, in order to obtain a clear image of the property's value.
collect real-time geolocation information: Use tools, techniques, and procedures to remotely exploit and establish persistence on a target. Provide real-time, actionable geolocation information utilizing target infrastructures.
collect rental fees: Receive and process payments from tenants of properties, such as residential or commercial properties, ensuring that the paid rent is in accordance with the contract and that rental fees are paid in a timely manner.
collect reproductive cells: Properly collect eggs and sperm from patients in order to process them for fertility purposes.
collect samples from animals: Obtain specimens of an animal's body fluids, secretions, excretion or other tissues, in order to facilitate the diagnosis of health and disease.
collect statistics on medical records: Perform statistical analysis of various medical records of the healthcare facility, referring to the number of hospital admissions, discharges or waiting lists.
collect tax: Collect the amounts due to be paid to the government by organisations and individuals, following the regulations and correct calculation, ensuring no one pays more or less than they are obligated to.
collect weather-related data: Gather data from satellites, radars, remote sensors, and weather stations in order to obtain information about weather conditions and phenomena.
collection management: The process of resource evaluation, selection and life-cycle planning to create and promote a coherent collection in line with the developing needs of the users or customers. Understanding legal deposit for long-term access to publications.
collection management software: Be familiar with specialised collection management software used to document and keep record of the museum collection.
colour glass: Apply colouring to glass through a range of glass colouring techniques, such as adding colouring ions, striking or applying heat treatment, using coloring inclusions, applying light scattering techniques or colour coatings.
colour grade images with digital intermediate: Use a scanning device to scan film negatives in order to digitally fine-tune them using image editing software.
colour grading: The process and techniques for adjusting the colour composition of recorded motion pictures, video images or still images either by hand in a photographic laboratory or digitally.
colour ranges of roasting: Different colour codes and ranges, usually depicted in colour charts, to define their roast color levels.
colours of roasted malt: Range of brewing materials capable of imparting flavour characteristics as well as controlling the colour of beer.
combine business technology with user experience: Analyse and exploit the points where technology, user experience, and business meet in order to create and develop new products.
combine multiple fields of knowledge: Combine inputs and considerations from a variety of diverse spheres (e.g. technical, design, engineering, social) in the development of projects or in the daily performance of a job.
combined heat and power generation: Technology that generates electricity and captures the heat that would otherwise be wasted to provide steam or hot water, that can be used for space heating, cooling, domestic hot water and industrial processes. Contributes to energy performance.
commercial clothing glossary: The glossary used in the clothing industry to refer to different fabrics, material and techniques and that is employed along the supply chain.
commission evaluation: Define evaluation needs, write responses for project proposals, terms of references. Manage tendering, review proposals, and select and onboard evaluation teams, quality assure evaluation process.
commodities in maritime transportation: Knowledge of the most important commodities in maritime transportation, i.e. oil, grain, ore, coal and fertilisers, and their characteristics and subdivisions.
common aviation safety regulations: The body of legislation and regulations that apply to the field of civil aviation at regional, national, European and International levels. Understand that regulations aimed at protecting citizens at all times in civil aviation; ensure that operators, citizens, and organisations comply with these rules.
common children's diseases: The symptoms, characteristics, and treatment of diseases and disorders that often affect children, such as the measles, chickenpox, asthma, the mumps, and head lice.
communicable diseases: Communicable diseases is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
communicate about youth's well-being: Communicate about youth's behaviour and welfare with parents, schools and other people in charge of the youth's upbringing and education.
communicate analytical insights: Obtain analytical insights and share them with relevant teams, in order to enable them to optimise supply chain (SC) operations and planning.
communicate by telephone: Liaise via telephone by making and answering calls in a timely, professional and polite manner.
communicate by use of interpretation services: Communicate through the help of an interpreter to facilitate verbal communication and cultural mediation.
communicate clearly with passengers: Speak clearly in addressing travellers; communicate information related to their itinerary. Make announcements to passengers upon approaching the prescribed destination.
communicate commercial and technical issues in foreign languages: Speak one or more foreign languages in order to communicate commercial and technical issues with various suppliers and clients.
communicate during show: Communicate efficiently with other professionals during a live performance show, anticipating any possible malfunctioning.
communicate expectations of fight actions: Agree with the director or choreographer on key ideas expected from the fight action and develop them. Convey the key ideas of the other collaborators, designers, etc. Explain choices in a broad perspective. Identify key points to be communicated. Indicate the work method to be used. Explain the rehearsal stages from the start up to the first performance.
communicate gambling rules: Inform about the applicable rules and guidelines in force in the gambling industry such as betting ceilings.
communicate health and safety measures: Inform about applicable rules, guidelines and measures to avoid accidents and hazards in the workplace.
communicate in air traffic services: Ensure the implementation of an efficient communication exchange in air traffic services (ATS) involving airport movement areas. Follow procedures within the network.
communicate in an outdoor setting: Communicate with participants in more than one language of the European Union; handle a crisis following guidelines and recognise the importance of proper behaviour in crisis situations.
communicate in foreign languages with health service providers: Apply foreign languages in communicating with health service providers such as doctors and nurses.
communicate in healthcare: Communicate effectively with patients, families and other caregivers, health care professionals, and community partners.
communicate in specialised nursing care: Formulate and communicate complex clinical issues to patients, relatives and other health professionals.
communicate information during sport game: Use a range of communication strategies to provide adapted information as an official to sport competitors and participants. Minimise conflict and deal with disagreement effectively. Take into consideration the sport competition environment and the social perceptiveness of the audience when formulating the message.
communicate mine equipment information: Communicate transparently and efficiently with mine production management and machine operators. Pass on any relevant information such as outages, efficiency and productivity of the equipment.
communicate mooring plans: Prepare crew briefings on mooring plans and division of labour. Provide the crew with information on protective gear such as helmets and safety goggles.
communicate on merchandise visual display: Communicate with appropriate staff in order to determine which types of merchandise should be featured on display.
communicate on the environmental impact of mining: Prepare talks, lectures, consultations with stakeholders and public hearings on environmental issues related to mining.
communicate performance aspects: Use body gestures to shape the music, communicating desired tempo, phrasing, tone, colour, pitch, volume, and other live performance aspects.
communicate price changes: Transparent, straightforward and effective communication with all departments involved; clearly communicate about price changes and their possible consequences.
communicate problems to senior colleagues: Communicate and give feedback to senior colleagues in the event of problems or non-conformities.
communicate production plan: Communicates production plan to all levels in a way that targets, processes, and requirements are clear. Ensures that information is passed to everyone involved in the process assuming their responsibility for overall success.
communicate professionally with colleagues in other fields: Communicate professionally and cooperate with members of the other professions in the health and social services sector.
communicate regarding food labelling interdisciplinary issues: Communicate on current and emerging food labelling interdisciplinary issues and their impact on products and product technology.
communicate regulations: Keep relevant persons and department up-to-date with new or revised regulations in order that product requirements and specifications are met at all times.
communicate reports provided by passengers: Transmit information provided by passengers to superiors. Interpret passenger claims and follow up requests.
communicate schedules to the people concerned: Convey relevant scheduling information. Present the schedule to the persons concerned, and inform them of any schedule changes. Approve the schedules and verify that everyone has understood the information sent to them.
communicate specialised veterinary information: Communicate the relevance of and the advances in the area of specialisation to general practice veterinarians and to non-veterinarians.
communicate technicalities with clients: Communicate with and support clients and veterinarians in case of problems. Provide feedback to production and management.
communicate test results to other departments: Communicate testing information such as testing schedules, samples testing statistics and test results, to the relevant departments.
communicate using non-verbal language: Communicate with colleagues using body language and other non-verbal cues in order to ensure effective communication during operations.
communicate using the global maritime distress and safety system: Send an alert in case of distress, using any of the various GMDSS radio systems such that the alert has a very high probability of being received by either shore rescue authorities and/or other vessels in the area.
communicate vessel requirements: Provide advice to ship and fleet management on cargo requirements, cleaning of the tank, stability and stress, and how to continue to meet all statutory requirements for the vessel in this field.
communicate with a non-scientific audience: Communicate about scientific findings to a non-scientific audience, including the general public. Tailor the communication of scientific concepts, debates, findings to the audience, using a variety of methods for different target groups, including visual presentations.
communicate with banking professionals: Communicate with professionals in the field of banking in order to obtain information on a specific financial case or project for personal or business purposes, or on behalf of a client.
communicate with beneficiaries: Communicate with individuals or organisations who are entitled to receive benefits in the form of funds or other rights in order to obtain information on the procedures, to ensure that beneficiaries receive the benefits they are entitled to, and to provide further information.
communicate with construction crews: Exchange information with the construction crews or supervisors to ensure smooth progress of the construction project. Obtain updates on the progress and any obstacles, and inform the crews of any changes in the schedule or procedures.
communicate with customer service department: Communicate with customer service in a transparent and collaborative manner; monitor how service is operating; relay real-time information to customers.
communicate with customers: Respond to and communicate with customers in the most efficient and appropriate manner to enable them to access the desired products or services, or any other help they may require.
communicate with elderly groups: Use verbal and non-verbal communication and communicate with groups of elderly persons through writing, electronic means, or drawing. Listen carefully and adapt the communication to older people's age, needs, characteristics, abilities, preferences, and culture.
communicate with external laboratories: Communicate with the external analytical laboratories in order to manage the required external testing process.
communicate with jury: Communicate with the jury of a court hearing in order to ensure they're fit for jury duty in the trial, will be able to remain impartial and make sound decisions, and to ensure they are briefed on the case and are aware of the court procedures.
communicate with local residents: Explain building and landscaping projects to local residents in order to obtain their approval and co-operation.
communicate with media: Communicate professionally and present a positive image while exchanging with media or potential sponsors.
communicate with nursing staff: Communicate with nurses and other health professionals ensuring the delivery of quality and safe patient care.
communicate with others who are significant to service users: Actively involve others who are significant to service users, communicating with them appropriately and taking their roles into account.
communicate with park visitors: Communicate with amusement park visitors whilst their ride is inoperative.
communicate with shipment forwarders: Maintain a good flow of communication with shipper and freight forwarders, who ensure a correct delivery and distribution of goods.
communicate with social service users: Use verbal, non-verbal, written, and electronic communication. Pay attention to the specific social service users' needs, characteristics, abilities, preferences, age, developmental stage, and culture.
communicate with stakeholders: Facilitate communication between organisations and interested third parties such as suppliers, distributors, shareholders and other stakeholders in order to inform them of the organisation and its objectives.
communicate with target community: Identify and implement the best channels of communication for the community you are looking to work with.
communicate with tenants: Communicate in a positive and cooperative manner with the tenants of a property or part of a property, such as apartments and sections of commercial buildings, in order to facilitate efficient procedures in terms of rent and other contractual agreements as well as to ensure their satisfaction.
communicate with waste collectors: Communicate with workers who collect waste from various places and transport it to the waste treatment facilities in order to ensure optimal cooperation and efficient operation of waste treatment and disposal procedures.
communicate with waste treatment facilities: Communicate with facilities dealing with the treatment of hazardous or non-hazardous waste in order to ensure efficient cooperation in the organisation of waste treatment procedures.
communicate with youth: Use verbal and non-verbal communication and communicate through writing, electronic means, or drawing. Adapt your communication to children and young people`s age, needs, characteristics, abilities, preferences, and culture.
communication: Exchanging and conveying information, ideas, concepts, thoughts, and feelings through the use of a shared system of words, signs, and semiotic rules via a medium.
communication disorders: The malfunction in a person's ability to comprehend, process and share concepts in various forms, such as verbal, non verbal or graphical during language, hearing, and speech communication processes.
communication principles: The set of commonly shared principles in regards with communication such as active listening, establish rapport, adjusting the register, and respecting the intervention of others.
communication related to hearing impairment: The phonologic, morphologic and syntactic aspects and characteristics of human communication for individuals affected by hearing impairment.
communication sciences: The practice and theory of communication systems, mass media, journalistic practices, and persuasive communication. It also includes the empirical methods utilized by communication scientists to acquire data such as interviews, surveys, and focus groups.
communication studies: The academic field of study that researches the processes of human interaction and communication through different media and how that communication is interpreted on a political, economic, cultural, social, semiotic, and hermeneutic level.
communications sector policies: The public administration and regulatory aspects of the communications sector, and requirements necessary to create policies.
community education: Programs targeting the social development and learning of individuals in their own community, through a variety of formal or informal education methods.
community medicine: Community medicine is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
community-based rehabilitation: The method of rehabilitation which involves the creation of social programs for the impaired or disabled persons to allow them integration into the community.
community-led local development: An approach to development policy focusing on specific sub-regional areas and characterised by the involvement of local communities and local action groups to design integrated and multi-sectoral local development strategies that take into account local needs and potential.
compaction techniques: The field of information which consists of a variety of techniques to spread asphalt over roads. Each technique is determined by the concept of the asphalt mix and the used paving technique. This is determined by its rolling and chip distribution.
comparative literature: Science that adopts a transnational perspective to study the similarities and differences between various cultures in the field of literature. The topics may also include comparisons between different artistic media such as literature, theatre, and film.
compare alternative vehicles: Compare the performance of alternative vehicles based on factors such as their energy consumption and the energy density per volume and per mass of different fuels employed.
compare contractors' bids: Compare proposals to award a contract in order to execute specified jobs within a prescribed frame of time.
compare insurance products: Compare the offers of several insurance companies in order to find the product which will best suit the client's needs and expectations.
compare production forecasts with actual results: Analyse the production performance and assess the deviation from the expected results.
compare property values: Obtain information on the value of properties comparable to a property which is in need of valuation in order to make more accurate appraisals and assessments, or to set or negotiate the price at which the property can be sold or leased.
compare roasted grains to a standard: Match colour, moisture content, hardness and other characteristics of roasted grain with colour of standard sample.
compare shipment contents with waybill: Compare contents of shipments (loaded or unloaded) with listing on waybill or other shipping records; ensure that every shipment is routed to the correct destination.
compass navigation: The monitoring of movement from a starting to a finishing point using a compass, rotated until the compass' orienting arrow aligns with the cardinal direction north represented by an 'N'.
competition law: The legal regulations that maintain market competition by regulating anti-competitive behaviour of companies and organisations.
compile GIS-data: Gather and organise GIS-data from sources such as databases and maps.
compile airport certification manuals: Compose and keep up-to-date airport certification manuals; provide exhaustive information on airport facilities, equipment and procedures.
compile appraisal reports: Compile full reports of appraisals of properties, businesses, or other goods and services being appraised using all the data gathered during the appraisal and valuation process, such as financial history, ownership, and developments.
compile content: Retrieve, select and organise content from specific sources, according to the requirements of the output media such as printed materials, online applications, platforms, websites and video.
compile course material: Write, select or recommend a syllabus of learning material for the students enrolled in the course.
compile data for navigation publications: Compile data for navigational publications; gather and process authentic and valid data.
compile legal documents: Compile and collect legal documents from a specific case in order to aid an investigation or for a court hearing, in a manner compliant with legal regulations and ensuring records are properly maintained.
compile library lists: Compile exhaustive lists of books, magazines, periodicals, articles, and audio-visual materials on particular subjects.
compile railway signalling reports: Compile reports in the field of railway signalling; reports may include information on section of track inspected, repairs executed or tests performed, and the pieces of equipment that require repair or replacement.
compile reservoir performance plans: Make up detailed development plans of the performance of the reservoir. Apply mathematical models for maximum economic recovery.
compile statistical data for insurance purposes: Produce statistics on potential risks such as natural and technical disasters and production downtimes.
complete administration: Manage the terms of the grant, the follow-up procedures and recording dates and payments.
complete evaluation forms of calls: Make up evaluation forms of calls; cover subjects such as client services, risk management, legal compliance, etc.
complete final musical scores: Collaborate with colleagues, such as copyists or fellow composers, in order to complete musical scores.
complete initial resource statements: Comply with all regulatory requirements in completing an initial resource statement, an assessment of the quantity of valuable minerals that are present.
complete membership administration: Oversee and carry out several tasks in the membership administration process such as reporting membership numbers, ensure that the website is reviewed and maintained and writing newsletters.
complete patient journey records: Record and report on the patients details related to the transportation of the patients within a given time framework.
complete report sheets of activity: Keep written records of the service provided on a regular or punctual basis, with explicit hours of work performed and signature.
complete transaction procedures for returned vehicles: Finish the transaction procedures for returned vehicles; verify the accuracy of closing calculations.
comply with agricultural code of practice: Adhere to a decree which talks about a series of rules and practices in business transactions between horticultural growers and sellers.
comply with checklists: Follow checklists and ensure compliance with all the items included in them.
comply with electrical safety regulations: Comply with safety measures, standards and regulations for working with electrical equipment and the installation, operation and maintenance of electrical wiring and installations.
comply with factory specifications in engine repair: Ensure that all engine components comply with factory standards and specifications.
comply with food safety and hygiene: Respect optimal food safety and hygiene during preparation, manufacturing, processing, storage, distribution and delivery of food products.
comply with legal regulations: Ensure you are properly informed of the legal regulations that govern a specific activity and adhere to its rules, policies and laws.
comply with legal requirements for diving operations: Ensure that diving operations comply with legal requirements, such as age, health and swimming abilities.
comply with legislation related to health care: Comply with the regional and national health legislation which regulates relations between suppliers, payers, vendors of the healthcare industry and patients, and the delivery of healthcare services.
comply with operational standards for vessels: Make sure that the design and condition of the vessels are up to par for the operation.
comply with optical prescriptions: Interpret and coordinate frames and eye measurements in accordance with the customer's optical prescriptions.
comply with policies for trolley bus driving: Comply with all official city policies and procedures in the operation of trolley buses in urban areas.
comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice: Apply quality standards related to risk management, safety procedures, patients feedback, screening and medical devices in daily practice, as they are recognized by the national professional associations and authorities.
comply with railway safety standards: Ensure compliance with minimum safety standards for freight cars operated by railway companies subject to European legislation.
comply with regulations: Comply with and respect the rules, regulations and guidelines relating to a specific domain or sector and apply them in your daily work.
comply with regulations related to export in different countries: Check that the labels of products and the packaging are compliant with different regulations in the countries where they are exported.
comply with schedule: Work and complete tasks as scheduled; perform the necessary work activities to successfully complete the task within the timeframe allocated.
comply with specifications of aerodrome manual: Follow standards and specific prescriptions from the aerodrome manual, which contains characteristics, policies and procedures for the safe operation of the airport.
comply with standard portion sizes: Adhere to set portion sizes by cooking meals according to standard food portion sizes and recipe specifications.
comply with the planned time for the depth of the dive: Ensure that a diver returns from a given depth after the planned time limit has expired.
comply with the principles of self-defence: Observe the principles according to which a person should only use so much force as is required to repel an attack. The use of deadly force is limited to situations where attackers are using deadly force themselves.
comply with timber trade code of conduct: Promote consumer confidence in the workplace by watching over provided wood products and comply with their related legislation. Conduct business in a professional and transparent manner towards customers.
comply with veterinary inspection standards: Follow the veterinary inspection standards and ensure appropriate corrective actions when irregularities occur.
comply with wildlife hazard management programmes: Ensure that animal hazard management programs are carried out appropriately. Consider the impact of wildlife on the performance of transport or industrial operations.
components of a ship manifest: Know the different components comprising the ship's manifest, in which information on the cargo, passengers, and crew are disclosed. Corroborate the written information with actual facts.
components of air conditioning systems: Know the different components that constitute air conditioning systems such as condensers, compressors, evaporators and sensors. Identify and repair/replace malfunctioning components.
components of clocks: Components present in clocks and watches, such as the wheelwork, battery, dials, and hands.
components of oil seeds: Chemical constituents of oil seeds, hull content, oil content and the effect of planting and harvesting at the right time for oil extraction.
compose description for web elements: Create texts to convey the message of a web element, such as images or frames, even in cases when it cannot be displayed to the user.
compose digital game story: Create a digital game story by writing out a detailed plot and storyboard with descriptions and gameplay objectives.
compose playlist: Compose a list of songs to be played during a broadcast or performance in accordance with requirements and time frame.
compose stowage plans: Compose stowage plans; knowledge of ballast systems and cargo loading process.
composite materials: The properties of different materials developped in a laboratory, their usage per type of products, and how to create them.
composition of bakery goods: The components, nutrients, vitamins, and composition of the ingredients to make bakery and farinaceous products.
composition of diets: The planning, selection, composition and manufacturing of diets for healthy and ill persons.
comprehend financial business terminology: Grasp the meaning of basic financial concepts and terms used in businesses and financial institutions or organisations.
comprehend the material to be translated: Read and analyse the content and themes of the material to be translated. The translator must comprehend what is written in order to best translate the content. Word-for-word translation is not always possible, and the translator must navigate the language to best maintain the sense of the text.
compression moulding machine parts: Parts of the machine that apply pressure on the usually preheated moudling material to force it into contact with the mould area such as the upper movable mould part, the lower fixed mould part and the ejector pin.
computational fluid dynamics: The principles of computer-manipulated fluid mechanics, which determines the behaviour of fluids in motion.
computational linguistics: The computer science field that researches the modelling of natural languages into computational and programming languages.
compute average weight of cigarettes: Compute the average weight of cigarettes in a sample. Compare the obtained value with standard to determine deviations.
compute engraving dimensions: Measure and compute dimensions of lettering, designs and patterns to be engraved.
compute irrigation pressure: Calculate how much pressure is needed for existing and planned irrigation systems. Include discharge and spray radius specification.
compute results of games: Compute amounts of players' money wins or losses; scan winning tickets to calculate the amount of money won.
computer engineering: Engineering discipline that combines computer science with electrical engineering to develop computer hardware and software. Computer engineering occupies itself with electronics, software design, and the integration of hardware and software.
computer equipment: The offered computers, computer peripheral equipment and software products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
computer forensics: The process of examining and recovering digital data from sources for legal evidence and crime investigation.
computer programming: The techniques and principles of software development, such as analysis, algorithms, coding, testing and compiling of programming paradigms (e.g. object oriented programming, functional programming) and of programming languages.
computer science: The scientific and practical study that deals with the foundations of information and computation, namely algorithms, data structures, programming, and data architecture. It deals with the practicability, structure and mechanisation of the methodical procedures that manage the acquisition, processing, and access to information.
computer technology: Computers, computer networks and other information technologies and equipment that can store, retrieve, transmit and manipulate data.
computer vision: The definition and functioning of computer vision. Computer vision tools to allow computers to extract information from digital images such as photographs or video. Areas of application to solve real-world problems like security, autonomous driving, robotic manufacturing and inspection, digital image classification, medical image processing and diagnosis, and others.
concentrate pulp slurry: Measure the weight and concentration of the pulp slurry for further processing and storage by using disk filters and calculating slurry density with specific formulas.
concepts of telecommunications: The telecommunication principles, theories, models, equipment and processes such as transfer rate, bandwidth, signal-to-noise ratio, bit error ratio and C/N ratio, as well as the effect of the qualities of the transmission path on the operation and quality of telecommunications.
conceptualise healthcare user’s needs: Get an idea of what the healthcare use needs are and visualise the case, the possible solutions, and treatments to be applied.
conclude business agreements: Negotiate, revise, and sign mercantile and business documents such as contracts, business agreements, deeds, purchases and wills, and bills of exchange.
conclude the psychotherapeutic relationship: Conclude the process of the psychotherapeutic relationship, making sure that the patient's needs are met.
concretise artistic concept: Guide the performers to combine various components of their work in order to add precision to the artistic concept.
concurrent estate: The concept in property law which stipulates the rights and duties of two parties co-owning a property, and the various ways in which co-tenancy is possible.
condense information: Summarise the original information without losing the original message and find economic ways of communicating the same.