TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
manage sports events: Plan, organise and evaluate sports events which are critical to competition and to the profile and development of a sport. Allow athletes to perform at their best, be a catalyst for broader success, to introduce the sport to new participants and increase its profile and perhaps funding, facility provision, influence and prestige.
manage stable: Ensure welfare of horses in the stable. Oversee others who work in the stable. Administer basic medical treatment. Understand horse behaviour and take care of nutritional needs.
manage staff: Manage employees and subordinates, working in a team or individually, to maximise their performance and contribution. Schedule their work and activities, give instructions, motivate and direct the workers to meet the company objectives. Monitor and measure how an employee undertakes their responsibilities and how well these activities are executed. Identify areas for improvement and make suggestions to achieve this. Lead a group of people to help them achieve goals and maintain an effective working relationship among staff.
manage stage effects: Prepare and operate stage effects, preset and changeover the props during rehearsals and live performances.
manage standard enterprise resource planning system: Collect, manage and interpret data relevant for companies related to shipping, payment, inventory, resources and manufacturing using specific business management software. Such software as Microsoft Dynamics​, SAP ERP, Oracle ERP.
manage standards for data exchange: Set and maintain standards for transforming data from source schemas into the necessary data structure of a result schema.
manage stock rotation: Oversee stock levels, paying attention to expiry dates to diminish stock loss.
manage stocked company material: Maintain company material and stocked product inventory by keeping track of stock profiles and locations.
manage storage tanks: Oversee the operations of the storage tank; obtain appropriate balancing levels in filtrate tanks.
manage stress in organisation: Cope with sources of stress and cross-pressure in one's own professional life, such as occupational, managerial, institutional and personal stress, and help others do the same so as to promote the well-being of your colleagues and avoid burn-out.
manage student admissions: Assess students’ applications and manage correspondence with them concerning their admission, or rejection, pursuant to the regulations of the school, university or other educational organisation. This also includes obtaining educational information, such as personal records, on the student. File the paperwork of the admitted students.
manage student relationships: Manage the relations between students and between student and teacher. Act as a just authority and create an environment of trust and stability.
manage studio resourcing: This encloses all aspects of studio resourcing, such as the management of the creative staff and monitoring the workload in order to ensure the appropriate staffing levels are maintained.
manage sub-contract labour: Oversee work and the labourers hired to carry out part or all of the responsibilities of someone else's contract.
manage sumps: Oversee correct operation of sumps; to make sure that the operations for collecting and removing the undesirable or excess liquid runs smoothly.
manage supplies: Monitor and control the flow of supplies that includes the purchase, storage and movement of the required quality of raw materials, and also work-in-progress inventory. Manage supply chain activities and synchronise supply with demand of production and customer.
manage system security: Analyse the critical assets of a company and identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities that lead to intrusion or attack. Apply security detection techniques. Understand cyber attack techniques and implement effective countermeasures.
manage system testing: Select, perform and track testings on software or hardware to detect system defects both within the integrated system units, the inter-assemblages and the system as a whole. Organise testings such as installation testing, security testing and graphical user interface testing.
manage tanning operations: Plan the required tanning operations to produce leather. This includes selecting the most suitable type of tanning for each leather good according to final leather market destination.
manage technical aspects of vineyard production: Control the whole production process in teræs of quantity and quality. Decide about new pratices in vineyard and winery by using internal information and consultation processus.
manage technical resources stock: Manage and monitor technical resources stock to ensure that production demands and deadlines can be met at all times.
manage technical security systems: Verify the operation of technical security systems such as cameras, badge readers or X-ray machines.
manage temporary ICT networks for live performance: Manage the set-up of networks for distribution of control signals for performing art and event applications. Coordinates with the different users. Defines and sets-up the equipment, cables, connections and devices. Configures, tests and monitors equipment and performance of the network. Control signals include for example DMX, RDM, MIDI, Timecode, tracking and positioning data, but also audio, video and positioning signals.
manage tender processes: Organise the process of writing and designing proposals or bids for tenders.
manage tests: Develop, administer and evaluate a specific set of tests relevant to the organisation's activities and customers.
manage the customer experience: Monitor, create and oversee customer experience and perception of brand and service. Ensure pleasant customer experience, treat customers in a cordial and courteous manner.
manage the fleet according to planned operations: Foresee fleet activity according to planned operations. Maintain an overview of available fleet resources and their characteristics and capacities; assign fleet resources according to tasks and customer demands.
manage the general ledger: Enter data and revise the adequate maintenance of general ledgers in order to follow up on the financial transactions of the company, and other non routine transactions such as depreciation.
manage the handling of promotional materials: Plan and prepare the production of promotional materials with third parties by contacting printing companies, agreeing on logistics and delivery, and making sure that deadlines are met.
manage the health and welfare of livestock: Assess the current health status of your livestock. Manage any existing disease or disorder, including the requirements for isolation of livestock. Plan and manage a livestock health and welfare plan including clearly defined targets, consulting with specialists/advisers where appropriate. Work closely with the veterinary surgeon and other specialist consultants/advisers.
manage the lightering operation: End the lightering operation if required to protect the safety of the vessels, the crew or the environment.
manage the neuropsychiatric sequelae of stroke: Localise brain lesions approximately, formulating a basic differential diagnosis as to stroke aetiology and estimating the severity of the deficit and the urgency of further assessment.
manage the operation of propulsion plant machinery: Manage the operative mechanism of the marine diesel engines, steam turbines, gas turbines, and steam boilers.
manage the reception of raw materials for animal feeds: Ensuring procurement and reception of raw materials, planning and execution of production, as well as the loading and dispatching of feed.
manage the security team: Plan, organise and schedule work, equipment and procedures to be followed for the security staff under your supervision.
manage the store image: Ensure the store's concept is properly advertised through different channels, and that the image is consistent with the product display and staff behaviour.
manage the transportation of animals: Plan and operate processes involved in the transportation of animals. This includes planning activities such as selecting the form of transportation, planning the route, and preparing documentation. It also encompasses preparation activities undertaken prior to transportation, such as completing paperwork and labelling, and selecting and preparing the appropriate transport container according to the species, age, weight, and number of animals, the duration of the journey, and the food and water requirements.
manage the use of additives in food manufacturing: Managing the use of additives or preservatives for food.
manage the use of vaccines: Prescribe, administer and manage the use of vaccines, immune stimulants and suppressors and anti-sera.
manage theft prevention: Apply theft and robbery prevention; monitor security surveillance equipment; enforce security procedures if needed.
manage timber orders: Ensure that goods are in stock and accessible so that they can be dispatched. Identify any special loading or transportation requirements relating to the assembly of orders. Check and confirm any requirements to maintain the condition of the goods while the order is being assembled. Assemble the orders with the correct type and quantity of goods. Label orders following organisational procedures.
manage timber stocks: Inspect the stock to find out how much is left. Identify any damaged, faulty, or out of date items and move them to the appropriate location. Follow stock rotation methods to ensure stock is used effectively. Handle goods using safe and approved handling methods.
manage time: Plan the time sequence of events, programmes and activities, as well as the work of others.
manage time in agricultural production: Plan and organise schedules in order to distribute and organise workload for agricultural production activities.
manage time in casting processes: Work on castings with the necessary sense of timing in regards to quality, for example when measuring how long moulds must rest before they are used in further casting processes.
manage time in fishery operations: Ensure an efficient management of work schedules meant for fishery and aquaculture activities.
manage time in food processing operations: Assure a correct management of time and resources using appropriate planning methods.
manage time in forestry: Plan and implement the time sequence of work programmes and schedules regarding the execution of forestry activities.
manage time in furnace operations: Manage and comply to the schedule specifications in furnace operations, ensuring that the processes are completed in a timely manner.
manage time in landscaping: Plan and implement work schedules to fit in landscaping activities, which include the briefing phase where the landscape project is discussed with a client after which follow a series of sketches, plans and designs.
manage tourist groups: Monitor and guide tourists ensuring positive group dynamics and address areas of conflict and concern where they occur.
manage train working timetable: Manage the train working timetable that shows every movement on the railway network. Prepare for the arrival and departure of every train, intermediate points, and appropriate passing points.
manage trauma through surgical means: Manage trauma such as musculoskeletal, hand, and head injuries, taking responsibility for all phases of care of the injured patient.
manage treatment for HIV affected patients: Develop treatments for HIV and AIDS patients to increase their lifespan, working on the clinical aspect of HIV to help AIDS patients with their daily care.
manage troop deployment: Manage the deployment of troops to areas in conflict, or in need of aid, and oversee the deployment procedures. Manage the deployment of the troops within an area for specific missions, and ensure the troops and resources are allocated to the missions in compliance with tactical considerations and safety of the troops.
manage university department: Supervise and assess the university support practices, students' well-being, and teachers' performance.
manage vault access: Ensure access to vaults is granted to authorised persons and open the vault for financial transactions. Provide vault attendant services.
manage vehicle cleaning plan: Manage a vehicle cleaning plan; implement quality assurance and set cleaning standards; look after materials and equipment; comply with the fleet health and safety principles.
manage vehicle fleet: Possess an overview of the vehicle fleet of a company in order to determine what vehicles are available and suitable for the provision of transport services.
manage vehicle services' financial resources: Control the costs concerning the salaries of employees, the equipment needed for repair and maintenance, insurance, stock, purchasing new components, etc.
manage venue programme: Coordinate the artists' tour agenda and availability with the seasonal venue program and respect the deadlines.
manage vessel cargo activities: Manage and oversee the safe and punctual loading and unloading of cargo from vessels in port.
manage vessel control systems: Know, operate, test and maintain control systems of vessels. Maintain and if necessary repair electronic components of vessel control systems.
manage vessel engines and systems: Manage main engines (steam, gas or diesel), refrigeration systems, and any other equipment in the vessel's engine system.
manage vessel fleet: Manage a vessel fleet owned by a company; know the exact fleet capacity, maintenance requirements and official licenses required/held.
manage veterinary practice waiting area: Manage the waiting area in a veterinary practice and ensure that both the clients' and the animals' needs are monitored and prioritised.
manage visitor flows in natural protected areas: Direct visitor flows in natural protected areas, so as to minimise the long-term impact of visitors and ensure the preservation of local flora and fauna, in line with environmental regulations.
manage visual communications: Plan, develop and implement communications based on visuals and images. Analyse the conveyance of messages and their appropriateness for the target group.
manage volunteering programmes: Manage programmes focused on recruiting, matching and deploying volunteers in different roles and organisations, locally, nationally or internationally.
manage volunteers in second-hand shop: Coordinate a staff of volunteers for duties in a second-hand store.
manage warehouse inventory: Manage warehouse inventory and control storage and movement of warehouse goods. Monitor transactions such as shipping, receiving and putaway.
manage warehouse operations: Manage warehouse operations such as delivering orders and maintaining stock; control safety and risk prevention in the warehouse; follow plans to maximise efficiency of the supply chain.
manage warehouse organisation: Manage organisation and design layout of warehouse and warehouse staff; take actions to ensure maximum safety and risk prevention.
manage waste: Manage or dispose of significant amounts of waste materials or hazardous materials. Ensure required licenses and permits are in place and reasonable management practices, industry standards, or commonly accepted farming practices followed.
manage waste rock: Move the collected debris and waste to the designated collection point and dispose it according to legal and organisational requirements.
manage waste treatment facility: Manage the operations of a facility which deals with the treatment and disposal of waste, such as sorting, recycling, and storage procedures, ensuring the facility and its equipment are maintained and procedures occur compliant with legislation.
manage water distribution procedures: Ensure the supply systems are maintained and the operations occur efficiently and in compliance with regulations  to ensure proper distribution and supply of water from the facility.
manage water flows and catchments: Manage water flows and catchments in ponds, lagoons and sluices.
manage water quality testing: Direct the procedures surrounding the testing and quality analysis of water and subsequent purification procedures by managing operations from collection of samples to laboratory testing, managing staff, and ensuring compliance with legislation.
manage website: Provide different services related to website management such as monitoring online traffic, managing content, providing website support and making estimations and improvements to one's website.
manage wine cellar inventory: Managing the inventory of wine cellars for the purpose of aging and blending.
manage work: Supervise, instruct and plan work for teams or individual members of the team. Set up time schedules and make sure they are followed.
manage workflow processes: Develop, document and implement traffic and workflow processes across the company for different functions. Liaise with several departments and services such as account management and the creative director to plan and resource work.
manage writing administration: Manage the financial and administrative side of writing including making up budgets, maintaining financial records, checking contracts, etc.
manage yield: Ability to conceive a pricing strategy based on understanding, anticipating, and influencing consumer behaviour in order to maximise revenue or profit from a fixed perishable resource from airline resources, such as seats.
manage youth information services: Carry out high-quality research of information relevant for young people, summarize information and create youth-friendly content that is accurate, understandable and accessible for different groups of young people.
manage zoo staff: Manage zoo staff, including zoo keeping staff at all levels and/or veterinarians and/or educators and/or horticulturalists.
management department processes: The different processes, duties, jargon, role in an organisation, and other specificities of the management and strategy department within an organisation such as strategic processes and general management of the organisation.
managing a business with great care: Detailed and thorough treatment of transactions, compliance with regulations and supervision of employees, safeguarding a smooth running of daily operations.
maneuver cylinders: Roll cylinders onto the platform scale or position them on the racks, manually or using a chain hoist.
maneuver stone blocks: Place blocks of stone in the correct position of the machine bed using electric hoist, wooden blocks and wedges.
manipulate copper: Shape and manipulate copper materials using the appropriate non-ferrous metal processing techniques. Form the copper object into a product of practical or artistic use.
manipulate dental material: Manipulate materials used in dental procedures such as waxes, plastics, precious and non-precious alloys, stainless steel, porcelains and composites or polymer glass.
manipulate medical devices materials: Manipulate materials used in the manufacturing of medical devices such as metal alloys, stainless steel, composites or polymer glass.
manipulate prosthetic-orthotic device materials: Alter the materials used for prosthetic-orthotic devices such as metal alloys, stainless steel, composites or polymer glass.
manipulate puppets: Manipulate puppets by the use of strings, rods, wires, electronics or directly by his or her own hands placed inside the puppet or holding it externally, so as to create the illusion of life.
manipulate rubber products: Use tools and equipment in order to form rubber parts or rubber end products, by performing operations such as cutting, shaping or cementing.
manipulate sails on vessels: Manipulate sails using ropes or other tools in order to control vessel direction and speed.
manipulate stainless steel: Manipulate the shape, size and properties of stainless steel.
manipulate wicker material: Manipulate the properties, shape, and size of different sorts of traditional weaving material, such as various plants and wood materials.
manoeuvere and load small vessel: Manoeuver the vessel in accordance with established rules and respecting maritime seamanship in order to preserve safety. Manage safely the mechanical elements in the loading, unloading, docking, undocking and mooring for optimal performance of the operations. Organise and direct the manoeuvers for shipwrecked search and rescue operations at sea. Execute loading and unloading operations, complying with established safety regulation to control the stability and trim of the ship.
manoeuvre heavy trucks: Drive, manoeuvre and park tractors, trailers and lorries on roads, around tight corners, and in parking spaces.
manual cutting processes for leather: Cutting rules, variance of the leather properties on its surface and elongation directions of the footwear pieces.
manual draughting techniques: Techniques used for creating detailed drawings of designs by using specialised pencils, rulers, templates and scales.
manual lymphatic drainage massage: Light techniques and strokes applied to sooth the lymphatic and circulatory systems. The structure and function of the lymphatic system, of the blood vessels of head and neck and contraindications of this type of massage.
manufacture braided products: Perform the operation, monitoring and maintenance of machines and processes to manufacture braided products while keeping efficiency and productivity at high levels.
manufacture carpets: Create textile carpets on a large, industrial scale. operate machinery and diverse manufacturing techniques such as weaving, knitting or tufting to make floor coverings in different styles.
manufacture cosmetics: Prepare cosmetic products, possibly customised for customers with specific needs, such as lotions, soaps, face masks or salves.
manufacture dental prostheses: Design and fabricate dental prosthesis or appliances such as space maintainers, crowns, veneers, bridges, and dentures, retainers, and labial and lingual arch wires.
manufacture fabric furnishings: Fabricate and design curtains, seat coverings, carpets and other fabric furnishings by cutting and sewing fabric and other materials.
manufacture fur products: Manufacture fur products by handling pelts. Cut raw materials, apply chemicals as necessary, follow procedures to maintain the quality of the product, and apply finishing touches to products.
manufacture knitted textiles: Perform the operation, monitoring and maintenance of machines and processes to manufacture knitted products keeping efficiency and productivity at high levels.
manufacture made-up fabrics for indoor usage: Produce made up fabrics for indoor usage by mainly sewing. Manufacture home textiles like pillows, blankets, curtains, bedsheets, table cloths, towels, and bean bags.
manufacture male suits: Manufacture suits for men considering traditional cuts and tailoring techniques. Perform bespoke tailoring from measurement, fabric selection, cutting, assembling and fitting.
manufacture man-made fibres: Perform the operation, monitoring and maintenance of machines and processes to manufacture man-made fibers, ensuring that the product meets the required specifications, keeping efficiency and productivity at high levels.
manufacture medical devices: Put together medical devices according to company specifications and national and international regulations. Use specialised materials, tools, and machinery to assemble the medical devices. Apply molding, welding, or bonding techniques according to the type of medical device. Retain a high level of cleanliness throughout the manufacturing process.
manufacture medicines: Formulate and compound medicines performing pharmaceutical calculations, selecting the appropriate route of administration and dosage form for the medicine, the appropriate ingredients and excipients of the required quality standard, and preparing pharmaceutical products.
manufacture metal additive manufacturing parts: Manufacture parts according to specifications and ensure compliance with quality requirements. This includes identifying issues and implementing corrective or preventive actions based on requirements and feedback received by metal additive manufacturing process engineers.
manufacture non-woven filament products: Perform the operation, monitoring and maintenance of machines and processes to manufacture nonwoven filament products, keeping efficiency and productivity at high levels.
manufacture nonwoven staple products: Perform the operation, monitoring and maintenance of machines and processes to manufacture nonwoven staple products, keeping efficiency and productivity at high levels.
manufacture of electrical wire products: The assembly processes and manufacturing steps taken to fabricate insulated electrical wire and cable, made from steel, copper, or aluminium.
manufacture of wooden barrels: The processes involved in the production of wooden barrels such as material selection, shaping, toasting, fitting, planing and sanding.
manufacture ornamental braided cord: Produce ornamental braided cords and ropes for products such as historical uniforms and traditional costumes.
manufacture personal protective equipment made of textile: Manufacture personal protective equipment made out of textiles following standards and norms, and depending on the application of the product.
manufacture prepared meals: Apply processes and procedures and use technologies to manufacture prepared meals and dishes such as pasta based, meat based, and specialties.
manufacture prosthetic-orthotic devices: Create prosthetic-orthotic devices according to the designs of the prosthetist-orthotist, company specifications and national and international regulations. Use specialised materials, tools and machinery.
manufacture staple yarns: Perform the operation, monitoring and maintenance of machines and processes to manufacture staple fiber yarns.
manufacture textile floor coverings: Produce textile floor coverings by tending machines, sewing parts, and applying finishing touches to products such as carpets, rugs, and made up textile floor covering articles.
manufacture texturised filament yarns: Perform the operation, monitoring and maintenance of machines and processes to manufacture texturised filament yarns.
manufacture wearing apparel products: Manufacture either mass-product or bespoke wearing apparels of various types, assembling and joining together wearing apparel components using processes such as sewing, gluing, bonding. Assemble wearing apparel components using stitches, seams such as collars, sleeves, top fronts, top backs, pockets.
manufacture weft knitted fabrics: Perform the operation, monitoring and maintenance of machines and processes to manufacture weft knitting fabrics.
manufacture woven fabrics: Perform the operation, monitoring and maintenance of machines and processes to manufacture woven fabrics.
manufacturer's instructions for audiovisual equipment: Manufacturer's instructions required to install audio and video equipment, as specified in the user's manual.
manufacturer's instructions for electrical household appliances: The manufacturer's instructions needed to install household devices such as washing machines, dishwashers, refrigerators etc.
manufacturer's recommended price: The estimated price the manufacturer suggests the retailer to apply to a product or service and the pricing method through which it is calculated.
manufacturing industrial braids: The production processes involved in the manufacturing of industrial ropes such as cordages, rigging ropes, twines, and nets. The manufacturing conditions for resistant and high quality products given their intended heavy use.
manufacturing of by-products from tobacco: The processes, materials, and techniques to manufacture by products using tobacco leaves as a base such as tobacco paste for the skin and insecticides.
manufacturing of children clothing: The specificities of manufacturing clothing for children, considering the sizes and adaptations required in the manufacturing process such as cutting, types of fabrics, patterns, and quality.
manufacturing of confectionery: Managing the development and production of bakers' confectionery, also called flour confections, including pastries, cakes, and similar baked goods.
manufacturing of cutlery: The manufacture of different cutlery items, such as forks, spoons, knives, razors or scissors.
manufacturing of daily use goods: The manufacturing of items used in the daily life, personal use or daily practice. These products include protective safety equipment, drawing equipment, stamps, umbrellas, cigarette lighters, baskets, candles, and many other miscellaneous articles.
manufacturing of different chilled prepared meals: The different processes, procedures and technologies for manufacturing prepared meals and dishes such as pasta based, meat based, and specialties kept at cool temperatures.
manufacturing of door furniture from metal: The manufacture of metal items that can be attached to a door in order to support its function and appearance. The manufacture of padlocks, locks, keys, hinges and the like, and hardware for buildings, furniture, vehicles etc.
manufacturing of doors from metal: The manufacture of metal doors, windows and their frames, shutters and gates, and the metal room partitions for floor attachment.
manufacturing of fur products: The process required to produce fur products, from choosing pelts, the techniques depending on the pelt, the chemicals for preservation and treatment, and the handling during the manufacturing process.
manufacturing of furniture: The manufacture of all types of office, shop, kitchen or other furniture such as chairs, tables, sofas, shelves, benches and more, in various types of material such as wood, glass, metal or plastic.
manufacturing of heating equipment: The manufacture of electrical ovens and water heaters by metalworking processes.
manufacturing of jewellery: The manufacturing of different type of jewellery such as rings or necklaces out of various metal types such as silver, gold, diamond and other precious stones.
manufacturing of light metal packaging: The manufacture of tins and cans for food products, collapsible tubes and boxes, and of metallic closures.
manufacturing of made-up textile articles: Manufacturing processes in wearing apparel and made-up textiles. Different technologies and machinery involved in the manufacturing processes.
manufacturing of mattresses: The manufacture of rubber, plastic or fitted (for example with springs or stuffing) mattresses and mattress supports.
manufacturing of metal assembly products: The manufacture of rivets, washers and similar non-threaded products, screw machine products, screws, nuts and similar threaded products.
manufacturing of metal containers: The manufacture of reservoirs, tanks and similar containers of metal, of types normally installed as fixtures for storage or manufacturing use. The manufacture of metal containers for compressed or liquefied gas.
manufacturing of metal household articles: The manufacture of flatware , hollowware , dinnerware and other non-electrical utensils for use at the table or in the kitchen.
manufacturing of office equipment: The manufacture of calculators, staplers, cartridges, binding equipment, photocopy machines, boards and all types of equipment and machines used in an office.
manufacturing of pumps and compressors: The manufacture of different types of pumps, such as air, vacuum or engine pumps as well as hand pumps, and compressors.
manufacturing of small metal parts: The manufacture of metal cable, plaited bands and other articles of that typr, uninsulated or insulated cable not capable of being used as a conductor of electricity, coated or cored wire as well as barbed wire, wire fencing, grill, netting, cloth etc. Manufacture of coated electrodes for electric arc-welding, nails and pins, chain and springs (except watch springs):  as well as leaves for springs.
manufacturing of smoked tobacco products: The processes, materials, and techniques to manufacture different types of smoked tobacco products such as cigars, fine cut tobacco, pipe tobacco, and cigarettes.
manufacturing of smokeless tobacco products: The processes, materials, and techniques to manufacture different types of smokeless tobacco products such as chewing tobacco, dipping tobacco, tobacco gum and snus.
manufacturing of sports equipment: The manufacture of products and equipment used for both outdoor and indoor sports activities, such as balls, rackets, ski's, surfboards, fishing, hunting, skating or fitness centre equipment.
manufacturing of steam generators: The manufacture of steam or other vapour generators, the manufacture of auxiliary plant for use with steam generators: condensers, economisers, superheaters, steam collectors and accumulators. The manufacture of nuclear reactors, parts for marine or power boilers. Also the production of pipe system construction comprising further processing of tubes generally to make pressure pipes or pipe systems together with the associated design and construction work.
manufacturing of steel drums and similar containers: The manufacture of pails, cans, drums, buckets, boxes, through metalworking processes.
manufacturing of taps and valves: The manufacture of industrial, sanitary or heating taps and valves.
manufacturing of tools: The manufacture of knives and cutting blades for machines or for mechanical appliances, hand tools such as pliers, screwdrivers etc. The manufacture of non-power-driven agricultural hand tools, saws and saw blades, including circular saw blades and chainsaw blades. The manufacture of interchangeable tools for hand tools, whether or not power-operated, or for machine tools: drills, punches, milling cutters etc. The manufacture of press tools, moulding boxes and moulds (except ingot moulds), vices and clamps, and blacksmiths’ tools: forges, anvils etc.
manufacturing of weapons and ammunition: The manufacture of heavy weapons (artillery, mobile guns, rocket launchers, torpedo tubes, heavy machine guns), small arms (revolvers, shotguns, light machine guns), air or gas guns and pistols, and war ammunition. Also the manufacture of hunting, sporting or protective firearms and ammunition and of explosive devices such as bombs, mines and torpedoes.
manufacturing of wearing apparel: The  processes used to fabricate wearing apparel and the different technologies and machinery involved in the manufacturing processes.
manufacturing plant equipment: The characteristics and functioning conditions of manufacturing plant equipments such as chemical reactors, addition tanks, pumps, filters, mixers.
manufacturing process of ice cream: Managing the manufacturing process of ice cream from the blending stage to cooling and blend flavours, freezing, and packaging.
manufacturing processes: The steps required through which a material is transformed into a product, its development and full-scale manufacturing.
map out customer requirements into pragmatic actions: Interpret the requirements of customers in order to convert them into plans and actions that can satisfy their desires and is profitable for the company.
map the mantle of the Earth: Study seismic waves in order to map the mantle of the Earth and detect tectonic movement.
marine engineering: The engineering discipline that studies the design, operation and maintenance of watercraft propulsion and on-board systems. It also addresses the design and construction of fixed and floating marine structures, such as oil platforms and offshore wind farms, which is generally called offshore engineering.
marine technology: Technologies for the safe use, exploitation, protection of, and intervention in the marine environment.
maritime meteorology: The scientific field of study that interprets meteorological information and applies it to ensure the safety of marine traffic.
maritime transportation technology: Understand maritime transportation technology and stay up-to-date with the latest findings in the field. Apply this knowledge in operations and decision-making while on-board.
mark a metal workpiece: Handle and operate a punch and hammer to mark a metal work piece, for example for the purpose of carving a serial number, or for drilling to mark the exact place where a the hole should be places in order to keep the drill steady.
mark designs on metal pieces: Mark or engrave designs on metal pieces or pieces of jewellery, closely following design specifications.
mark film reels: Mark beginning, end, and light and sound extinguishing or increasing markers on the reel.
mark lumber: The process of marking lumber to indicate grade and processing instructions. For this purpose lumber graders use markers to indicate several grade marks, such as the moisture content, lumber species or grade, and the trademark or logo.
mark migrating fish: Mark migrating fish with a hand-operated branding device using liquid nitrogen.
mark processed workpiece: Inspect and mark parts of the workpiece to indicate how they will fit into the finished product.
mark stone workpieces: Mark planes, lines and points onto a stone workpiece to show where material will be removed.
mark the stage area: Interpret the designs and other scenic drawings to clearly mark the information from the ground plans to the stage area.
marker making: Marker diagram of a precise arrangement of pattern pieces for a specific style and the sizes to be cut from a single spread. Markers can be made by manually tracing master patterns onto the fabric or paper or by manipulating and plotting computerised pattern images. Process of determining the most efficient layout of pattern pieces for a specified style, fabric and distribution of sizes.
market entry planning: The processes contained in the pursuit of entering a new market such as researching the market, segmentation, defining the target groups, and developing a viable financial business model to approach the market.
market entry strategies: The ways to enter a new market and their implications, namely; exporting via representatives, franchising to third parties, collaborating joint ventures, and opening of fully-owned subsidiaries and flagships.
market farm products: Market the products of the farm. Make sure that the product is ready for marketing and introduce the products to customers by using appropriate marketing methods.
market pricing: Price volatility according to market and price elasticity, and the factors which influence pricing trends and changes in the market in the long and short term.
market research: The processes, techniques, and purposes comprised in the first step for developing marketing strategies such as the collection of information about customers and the definition of segments and targets.
marketing department processes: The different processes, duties, jargon, role in an organisation, and other specificities of the marketing department within an organisation such as market research, marketing strategies, and advertising processes.
marketing management: The academic discipline and function in an organisation which focuses on the market research, market development, and the creation of marketing campaigns to raise awareness on the company's services and products.
marketing mix: Principle of marketing that describes the four fundamental elements in marketing strategies which are the product, the place, the price and the promotion.
marketing principles: The principles of managing the relationship between consumers and products or services for the purpose of increasing sales and improving advertising techniques.
marksmanship: The techniques and application of sharpshooting, taking into consideration environmental factors such as distance, movement and wind speed.
mashing process: Managing the mashing process and understanding its influence on wort quality and character of the finished fermented beverage.
mass customisation: Process of modifying wide-market goods and services to satisfy a specific customer need in order to produce wearing apparels within e-commerce, lean and supply-chain management affairs.
mass spectrometry: Mass spectrometry is the analytical technique that makes use of the measurements performed at gas-phase ions and the ratio mass-to-charge.
massage theory: Principles of holistic therapeutic body massage, the application of massage techniques and the appropriate body posture, massage sequences and different mediums, massage benefits and contraindications.
massage types: Techniques used and types of massage therapies such as shiatsu, deep tissue massage, Swedish, hot stone and Thai massage.
master disc manufacturing: The process used to create the mould needed for the production of compact discs. During this process, a plate of glass is polished, coated with a primer and a photoresistant coating, cured in an oven, etched with the data, and finally coated with a thin layer of nickel and vanadium.
master language rules: Master the techniques and practices of the languages to be translated. This includes both your own native language, as well as foreign languages. Be familiar with applicable standards and rules and identify the proper expressions and words to use.
match actors to roles: Match the perfect actor to each role based on their experience, ability, reputation, availability, and box office appeal.
match food with wine: Give advice on the matching of food with wine, the different types of wines, the production processes, about the character of the wine, harvest, type of grape and other related advice.
match frames to pictures: Choose the appropriate frame to suit the picture taking different aspects into account such as style and colour.
match goods with appropriate packaging according to security procedures: Relate goods to be packed with the required security equipment following appropriate security procedures.
match lyrics to mood of melody: Match the lyrics to the melody and the emotions that are conveyed.
match needs of target community with your skills: Match the needs of your researched target community to your skills as a dance leader. Practice self-awareness and an honest appraisal of your skills.
match people: Compare profiles of clients to see whether they have similar interests or have characteristics that would be a good match. Select the best matches and get people into contact with each other.
match product moulds: Changing moulds to match product specification. Run test samples and check for proper specifications.
match vehicles with routes: Match types of vehicles to transport routes, taking into consideration service frequency, peak transport times, service area covered, and road conditions.
match vessels to shipping routes: Understand how particular types of ships are transport different kinds of cargo and operate on different shipping routes. Know the current maritime routes to plan and schedule the arrival and departure of ships from ports.
material mechanics: The behaviour of solid objects when subjected to stresses and strains, and the methods to calculate these stresses and strains.
materials for doll creation: The characteristics of different kind of materials such as wood, plastic, resin, clays, mud and porcelain in order to create or repair dolls.
materials for interior design: Varieties and functionalities of interior materials and pieces of furniture, equipment and fixtures.
materials in porcelain manufacturing: Characteristics and properties of the different raw materials such as china clay, ball clay, alumina, flint and feldspar used for the production of household ware and decorative items.
materials of die: This includes metal materials most often used for die such as magnesium, copper, and brass.
materials science: Field of science and engineering that researches new materials on the basis of their structure, properties, synthesis, and performance for a variety of purposes, including increasing fire resistance of construction materials.
materials used in stoneware manufacturing: Characteristics and properties of the different materials used in the production of the vitreous ceramic made of stoneware clay, or in some cases of non-refractory fire-clay.
mathematics: Mathematics is the study of topics such as quantity, structure, space, and change. It involves the identification of patterns and formulating new conjectures based on them. Mathematicians strive to prove the truth or falsity of these conjectures. There are many fields of mathematics, some of which are widely used for practical applications.
maxillo-facial, oral, and dental surgery: Maxillo-facial, oral and dental surgery is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
maxillofacial surgery: Maxillo-facial surgery is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
maximise efficiency of crane operations: Minimise crane operations, additional crane movements, or 're-stows' by effectively planning the organisations of containers in vessels. Analyse delivery schedules and movements for maximum efficiency, minimum cost, and smooth operations.
maximise sales revenues: Increase possible sales volumes and avoid losses through cross-selling, upselling or promotion of additional services.
measure call quality: Calculate the total quality of a call including the ability to reproduce a user's voice, and the system's ability to limit impairment during conversation.
measure chemical substance viscosity: Measure the viscosity of the mixed ingredients by using a viscosimeter.
measure company's sustainability performance: Keep track of sustainability indicators and analyse how well the company is doing in sustainability performance, in relation to the Sustainable Development Goals or the global standards for sustainability reporting.
measure customer feedback: Evaluate customer's comments in order to find out whether customers feel satisfied or dissatisfied with the product or service.
measure density of liquids: Measuring the density of liquids, including oils, using instruments such as hygrometers, or oscillating tubes.
measure effectiveness of the service provided: Use a problem-solving approach to develop and measure recommendations for improving the quality of professional practice in increasingly unpredictable contexts, contributing to change and development within the profession or service at a local, regional or national level.
measure electrical characteristics: Measure voltage, current, resistance or other electrical characteristics by using electrical measuring equipment such as multimeters, voltmeters, and ammeters.
measure flatness of a surface: Measure the evenness of a workpiece's surface after it has been processed by checking for deviations from the desired perpendicular state.
measure furnace temperature: Monitor the product temperature using the available tools and measuring instruments and adjust furnace temperature if needed.
measure interior space: Calculate measurements of the interior's size in addition to the materials and objects that will be used.
measure materials: Measure the raw materials prior to their loading in the mixer or in machines, ensuring they conform with the specifications.
measure metal to be heated: Measure the amounts of steel or other metals to be heated. Take decisions on the amount of heat to be used, the duration of the heating, and other variables in the process based on the measurement.
measure nutritional health status of patients: Review patient`s clinical information obtained through physician referral, laboratory reports and health records, conducting consultations with patients to obtain relevant information and assess their nutritional status.
measure paper sheets: Use a ruler to measure and accommodate the size and sequence of paper sheets to be used. Position, adjust, and secure the paper inside the measure guides in a specified position.
measure parts of manufactured products: Operate measurement instruments to measure parts of manufactured objects. Take into consideration specifications of manufacturers to perform the measuring.
measure physical phenomena in healthcare: Develop, implement and maintain standards and protocols for the measurement of physical phenomena and for the use of nuclear technology in medical applications.
measure pollution: Conduct pollution measurements to determine whether the prescribed pollutant limits are respected. Check firing systems and exhaust paths of gas water heaters, air heaters, and similar equipment.
measure precise food processing operations: Carry out accurately measured assignments with suitable tools and equipment in the process of producing food and beverages.
measure reservoir volumes: Estimate the volume of an oil and gas reservoir by measuring its areal extent, rock pore volume, and the fluid content within the pores.