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implant brachytherapy treatments: Implant radioactive sources into or adjacent to a specific target within the body and supervise all high-dose rate brachytherapy treatments.
implant microchips in animals: Scan for existing microchips prior to implanting a new one. Inject the implant under the animal's skin.
implement ICT coding conventions: Apply guidelines for ICT programming techniques, such as conventions, code design patterns and practices to achieve higher security, reliability, better readability and maintenance of the product.
implement ICT network diagnostic tools: Use software tools or components that monitor ICT network parameters, such as performance and throughput, provide data and statistics, diagnose errors, failures or bottlenecks and support decision making.
implement ICT recovery system: Create, manage and implement ICT system recovery plan in case of crisis in order to retrieve information and reacquire use of the system.
implement ICT risk management: Develop and implement procedures for identifying, assessing, treating and mitigating ICT risks, such as hacks or data leaks, according to the company's risk strategy, procedures and policies. Analyse and manage security risks and incidents. Recommend measures to improve digital security strategy.
implement ICT safety policies: Apply guidelines related to securing access and use of computers, networks, applications and the computer data being managed.
implement a firewall: Download, install and update a network security system designed to prevent unauthorized access to a private network.
implement a virtual private network: Create an encrypted connection between private networks, such as different local networks of a company, over the internet to ensure that only authorized users can access it and that the data cannot be intercepted.
implement airport emergency plans: Design and execute the plan to ensure full implementation of emergency procedures during any crisis or disaster situations. During development of the plan, envision the way crew members should work together during preventative, and actual emergency situations. Manage communications in the airport, prepare evacuation procedures and routes, and restrict access to zones during simulations or real emergency situations.
implement airside safety procedures: Apply a series of airfield safety rules and procedures to ensure a safe working environment for airport crew.
implement airside vehicle control provisions: Implement the provisions of the handbook for the movement of vehicles and persons airside.
implement anti-virus software: Download, install and update software to prevent, detect and remove malicious software, such as computer viruses.
implement biodiversity action plans: Promoting and implementing local and national biodiversity action plans in partnership with local/national statutory and voluntary organisations.
implement care programmes for children: Perform activities with children according to their physical, emotional, intellectual and social needs by using appropriate tools and equipment that facilitate interaction and learning activities.
implement cloud security and compliance: Implement and manage security policies and access controls on cloud. Differentiate between the roles and responsibilities within the shared responsibility model.
implement contingency plans for escapees: Carry out contingency plans for cage escapees. Carry out fish capture escape operations.
implement corporate governance: Apply a set of principles and mechanisms by which an organisation is managed and directed, set procedures of information, control flow and decision making, distribute rights and responsibilities among departments and individuals, set corporate objectives and monitor and evaluate actions and results.
implement cost-effective cargo handling strategies on ships: Implement cost-effective strategies for loading and unloading of cargo on ships with the aim of maximising efficiency, reducing the resources expended, and assuring sufficient operations while increasing profit.
implement customer follow-up: Implement strategies that ensures post-sale follow up of customer satisfaction or loyalty regarding one's product or service.
implement data quality processes: Apply quality analysis, validation and verification techniques on data to check data quality integrity.
implement data warehousing techniques: Apply models and tools such as online analytical processing (OLAP) and Online transaction processing (OLTP), to integrate structured or unstructured data from sources, in order to create a central depository of historical and current data.
implement dive plans: Implement dive plans, working with the client, vessel teams and marine superintendents.
implement efficiency plans for logistics operations: Implement efficiency plans developed by managers in facilities. Use techniques, resources, and training in order to improve workplace efficiency.
implement environmental action plans: Apply plans that address the management of environmental matters in projects, natural site interventions, companies, and others.
implement environmental protection measures: Enforce environmental criteria to prevent environmental damage. Strive for the efficient use of resources in order to prevent waste and reduce costs. Motivate colleagues to take relevant steps to operate in an environmentally friendly manner.
implement evaluation methods in music therapy: Implement methods for evaluating and measuring client progress and the effectiveness of therapeutic strategies.
implement exercise activities for animals: Provide exercise opportunities that are suitable for respective animals and meet their particular physical requirements.'
implement fin fish feeding regimes: Implement daily fin fish feeding regimes to take account of environmental variations. Check feeding regimes are followed through the accurate implementation of feeding procedures. Implement adjustments to feeding regimes to take account of fluctuations in production performance and variations in environmental conditions. Control specialist feeding regimes to support specified production requirements. Investigate changes in feeding behaviour to determine cause and required corrective action.
implement footwear marketing plan: Implement marketing plans according to company specifications, complying with market demand.
implement front-end website design: Develop website layout and enhance user experience based on provided design concepts.
implement fundamentals of nursing: Implement the nursing theoretical and methodological fundamentals and principles, basic nursing interventions on scientific evidence and the resources available.
implement hedging strategies for clients: Implement strategies for clients in order to reduce the risks of an investment.
implement improvements in airport operations: Carry out improvement procedures in airport operations based on an understanding of the needs of an airport. Plan and develop improvement procedures using adequate resources.
implement inland water transport regulations: Implement Inland Water Transport (IWT) regulations into practice, based on a clear understanding of full legal compliance required.
implement landscaping projects: Implement soft and hard landscaping works such as paving, retainer walls, pathways or irrigation systems based on already identified sites and according to landscaping plans.
implement marketing strategies: Implement strategies which aim to promote a specific product or service, using the developed marketing strategies.
implement mineral processes: Carry out mineral processing operations, which aim to separate valuable minerals from waste rock or grout. Oversee and implement processes such as samping, analysis and most importantly the electrostatic separation process, which separates valuable materials from mineral ore.
implement operational business plans: Implement the strategic business and operational plan for an organisation by engaging and delegating to others, monitoring progress and making adjustments along the way. Evaluate the extent to which strategic objectives have been achieved, learn lessons, celebrate success and recognise people’s contributions.
implement plans for the management of sports turf areas: Plan the management of sports turfs. Ensure your plans are consistent with the purpose and function of the turf. Determine what resources are needed, according to specifications and implement planned operations.
implement policy in healthcare practices: Establish how policies should be interpreted and translated within the practice, implementing local and national policies, as well as those of your own practice and proposing developments and improvements to service delivery.
implement procurement of innovation: Develop innovation procurement strategies to drive innovation from the demand side, considering forward-looking and alternative solutions that involve either buying the process of innovation or buying the outcomes of innovation created by others. Take into account the innovation objectives of the organisation and related national policies, as well as the available tools and techniques for incorporating these into the procurement process.
implement quality control procedures for biomedical tests: Follow quality control procedures, both internal and external, to make sure results from biomedical tests are accurate.
implement relevant tactical skills to perform at the highest level in sport: Identify the tactical demands of your sport and work with the coaching and supporting team (e.g. coaches, physiotherapist, nutritionist, psychologist) to implement an adapted programme to achieve the targeted highest level performance.
implement relevant technical skills to perform at the highest level in sport: Identify the technical demands and work with coaching/supporting team (e.g. coaches, physiotherapist, nutritionist, psychologist) to implement an adapted programme to achieve the targeted highest level performance.
implement risk management for outdoors: Devise and demonstrate the application of responsible and safe practices for the outdoor sector.
implement risk management for works of art: Determine risk factors in art collections and mitigate them. Risk factors for artworks include vandalism, theft, pests, emergencies, and natural disasters. Develop and implement strategies to minimise these risks.
implement risk management in procurement: Identify the different types of risks in public procurement processes and apply mitigation measure and internal control and audit processes. Adopt a proactive approach to protect the interests of the organisation and the public good.
implement route planning in smart mobility services: Use specialised search engines such as route planners or journey planners to suggest optimised travel itineraries based of different criteria such as means of transport, departure and arrival time, location, duration of the journey.
implement safety management systems: Implement safety management systems in accordance with the frameworks of the state related to aviation, such as flying aeroplanes and helicopters, design of aeroplanes, and provision of air traffic services.
implement sales strategies: Carry out the plan to gain competitive advantage on the market by positioning the company's brand or product and by targeting the right audience to sell this brand or product to.
implement scientific decision making in healthcare: Implement scientific findings for evidence-based practice, integrating research evidence into decision making by forming a focused clinical question in response to a recognised information need, searching for the most appropriate evidence to meet that need, critically appraising the retrieved evidence, incorporating the evidence into a strategy for action, and evaluating the effects of any decisions and actions taken.
implement spam protection: Install and configure software that supports email-users to filter messages that contain malware or that are unsolicited.
implement strategic management: Implement a strategy for the development and transformation of the company. Strategic management involves the formulation and implementation of the major objectives and initiatives of a company by senior management on behalf of the owners, based on consideration of available resources and an assessment of the internal and external environments in which the organisation operates.
implement strategic planning: Take action on the goals and procedures defined at a strategic level in order to mobilise resources and pursue the established strategies.
implement sustainable procurement: Incorporate strategic public policy goals into procurement procedures, such as green public procurement (GPP) and socially responsible public procurement (SRPP). Contribute to reducing the environmental impact of procurement, to achieving social goals and to improving value for money for the organisation and for society at large.
implement the airside safety auditing system: Implement airside safety auditing system for operational departments.
implement traceability systems: Implement traceability systems in respect of different aquatic resources species.
implement training programmes for animals: Implement training programmes for animals for basic training purposes or to meet specific objectives, following a developed training programme, and reviewing and recording progress against set objectives.'
implement transport strategy: Anticipate company requirements and goals in terms of transport strategy; use this as a base to take actions to implement the strategy.
implement veterinary clinical governance: Conduct self audit and peer group review processes in relation to professional standards in veterinary clinics.
implement workplace drug policies: Implement strict policy of alcohol and drug prohibition in the workplace and take immediate action in the case of infringement.
import export regulations of dangerous chemicals: The international and national legal rules for exporting and importing dangerous chemicals.
imprint circuit design onto wafers: Imprint the electronic circuit design onto the wafers through a process known as photolithography. First, wafers are coated with photosensitive chemicals that harden when exposed to UV light. In sealed dark rooms light is shone through the image of the design through a miniaturising lens and on to the coated wafer. When the chemical is washed off the design remains. The wafers are built up layer by layer, repeating the photo etching process in each new layer. Some layers are cooked, some layers ionised by plasma, and some are baked in metal. Each treatment changes the properties for that layer.
imprint visionary aspirations into the business management: Integrate ambition and visionary plans in both the planning and the day-to-day operations in order to set goals for the company to strive for.
improve business processes: Optimise the series of operations of an organisation to achieve efficiency. Analyse and adapt existing business operations in order to set new objectives and meet new goals.
improve chemical processes: Collect data required to make improvements or modifications to chemical processes. Develop new industrial processes, design new process plants/equipment or modify existing ones.
improve conditions of second-hand merchandise: Re-condition the state of the second-hand merchandise to be sold.
improve customer interaction: Permanently refine and improve the quality of customer interaction and customer satisfaction; make continuous efforts to improve business standards.
improve customer traveling experiences with augmented reality: Use augmented reality technology to provide customers with enhanced experiences in their travelling journey, ranging from exploring digitally, interactively and in more depth tourist destinations, local sights and hotel rooms.
improve rail service delivery: Responsible for planning and implementing new ways of improving train service delivery to ensure the best possible customer experience at all times.
improve safety of medicines: Improve the efficacy and safety of medication by promoting evidence-based medicine, development of guidelines and care protocols.
improve students' language examination skills: Inform students on the different examination systems including ECL language tests. Provide students with language expertise and improve their language skills so that they can complete these tests successfully.
improve timber stands: Participate in the planting or thinning of tree stands as a member of a crew. Collect and classify cones by species or condition.
improve translated texts: Revise, read, and improve human or machine translations. Strive to improve the accuracy and quality of translations.
improve user-friendliness: Research and test new methods to make a product such as a website or map easier to use and understand.
improvise: Be able to improvise and react immediately and without planning ahead to situations that you did not know before.
improvise to occuring food processing situations: Adapt a flexible approach to occuring problems in the process of creating food and beverages.
in-circuit test: Test to assess the correct manufacture of printed circuit boards (PCB). The in-circuit test (ICT) tests for shorts, resistance, and capacitance, and can be performed with a "bed of nails" tester or with a fixtureless in-circuit test (FICT).
increase the impact of science on policy and society: Influence evidence-informed policy and decision making by providing scientific input to and maintaining professional relationships with policymakers and other stakeholders.
indicators used in EU funds programme operations: The different types of input, output and results indicators used in the domain of the management of EU funds.
induce spawning of cultured aquaculture species: Induce spawning using appropriate techniques for specific cultured species of fish, molluscs, crustaceans or others. Determine sexual maturity of broodstock, using appropriate techniques as indicated for cultured species of fish, molluscs and crustaceans. Control broodstock sexual cycle. Use hormones to induce reproduction.
industrial engineering: The field of engineering concerned with the development, improvement, and implementation of complex processes and systems of knowledge, people, equipment, etc.
industrial heating systems: Heating systems fuelled by gas, wood, oil, biomass, solar power, and other reneable energy sources and their energy saving principles, applicable specifically to industrial buildings and facilities.
industrial paint: The various kinds of paint used as coating in manufacturing finishing processes, such as primers, intermediate coats, finish coats, stripe coats, and others.
industrial software: The selection of software that aids in estimating, managing and scheduling industrial processes such as design, work flow and production improvement.
industrial tools: The tools and equipment used for industrial purposes, both power and hand tools, and their various uses.
infection control: The routes of transmission and methods of preventing spread of common and important infecting organisms together with the methods available for sterilisation and disinfection of pathogenic organisms in the prevention of infection.
inflate sport balls: Place the ball in a steel mould and fill it with air fitting the needle of the pump through the small air hole until the desired pressure is reached.
influence legislators: Influence the organisations and individuals involved in the process of making or changing legislation and laws in order to obtain a desired result, by identifying which parties would be best to contact and using persuasive methods to influence their actions and decisions.
influence of adjuvant treatment on radiotherapy: The influence of adjuvant treatment such as surgery and chemotherapy on radiotherapy dose prescription, timing of radiotherapy and post radiotherapy complications.
influence of winds and currents in the steering of ships: Know what influence current, wind strength, and wind direction have on a vessel's navigation and manoeuvring abilities.
influence policy makers on social service issues: Inform and advise policy makers by explaining and interpreting the needs of the citizens to enhance social service programs and policies.
influence public policies: Communicate with policymakers and provide them with data to convince them to change legislation or allocate funds to a specific cause.
influence voting behaviour: Influence the public during a political or other legislative campaign which requires voting in order to ensure that they vote for the party, individual or motion which is preferred, by talking with individuals and using promotional strategies.
inform clients of healthy lifestyle benefits: Provide accurate information about the role of physical activity and stimulate exercisers with controlled health conditions to adopt and maintain a healthy lifestyle behaviour. Inform clients on principles of nutrition and weight management.
inform customers about body modifications: Make sure that customers are properly informed about services such as tattooing, body piercing or other body modifications and ensure that they are aware of the permanency and the risks of these modifications. Inform them on after-care and what to do with infections or other complications.
inform customers environmental protection: Provide customers with information on the impact their heating systems have on the environment and to what extent this impact can be reduced to a minimum by handling the systems in an environmentally friendly way or by using environmentally friendly systems.
inform customers on energy consumption fees: Inform potential customers of an energy retailer on the monthly fees charged for their energy supply services, and any additional charges.
inform drivers of detour routes: Give directions to drivers to use detour routes through construction sites or roads that are blocked due to emergency situations or events.
inform of court sentence: Inform the involved parties as to what the official sentence is in a legal or court case, using the legal regulations and documents, to ensure that all parties are informed of the sentence.
inform on fiscal duties: Inform organisations and individuals on their specific fiscal duties and the legislation and regulations involving fiscal processes, such as tax duties.
inform on government funding: Give information to customers related to the grants and financing programmes attributed by the government for small and large scale projects in various fields such as the promotion of renewable energies.
inform on insurance products: Inform customers on insurance-related matters such as current insurance offers, changes in existing contracts or the advantages of certain insurance packages.
inform on interest rates: Inform prospective borrowers on the rate at which compensation fees for use of assets, such as borrowed money, is paid to the lender, and at which percentage of the loan the interest stands.
inform on renting agreements: Inform landlords or tenants of a property on the duties and rights of the landlord and tenant, such as the landlord's responsibility for the upkeep of the property and the eviction rights in the event of a breach of contract, and the tenant's responsibility to pay rent in a timely manner and avoid negligence.
inform on safety standards: Inform managers and staff regarding workplace health and safety standards,,especially in the case of dangerous environments, such as in the construction or mining industry.
inform on the risks of substance and alcohol abuse: Provide information in the community about the risks and dangers of substance and alcohol abuse.
inform on toilet facilities malfunctions: Report to the concerned services when the toilet is not functioning properly or when related equipment is broken and post "out of order" sign on the respective cubicles.
inform on water supply: Inform and advise customers, installers and other company partners in matters of water supply such as distribution, quality, origin, regulations etc.
inform policy makers on health-related challenges: Provide useful information related to health care professions to ensure policy decisions are made in the benefit of communities.
inform tourist groups on logistical times: Brief groups of tourists on departure and arrival times as part of their itinerary.
inform visitors at tour sites: Distribute booklets, show audio-visual presentations, give guidance and relevant comments at tour site locations. Explain the history and functionality of tour highlights and respond to questions.
information architecture: The methods through which information is generated, structured, stored, maintained, linked, exchanged and used.
information categorisation: The process of classifying the information into categories and showing relationships between the data for some clearly defined purposes.
information confidentiality: The mechanisms and regulations which allow for selective access control and guarantee that only authorised parties (people, processes, systems and devices) have access to data, the way to comply with confidential information and the risks of non-compliance.
information extraction: The techniques and methods used for eliciting and extracting information from unstructured or semi-structured digital documents and sources.
information governance compliance: The policies regarding processes and procedures for use of information, the balance between information availability and information security and IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) and personal data protection.
information security strategy: The plan defined by a company which sets the information security objectives and measures to mitigate risks, define control objectives, establish metrics and benchmarks while complying with legal, internal and contractual requirements.
information structure: The type of infrastructure which defines the format of data: semi-structured, unstructured and structured.
infrared sensors: Different types of sensors that use light in the infrared spectrum to detect presence or movement of living creatures. Their advantages and disadvantages, usage cases and price points.
ingredient threats: Ingredients  and potential risks which could damage humans, the flora and the fauna. Functions in ingredient formulas.
ingredients for beer production: Basic ingredients of beer, which consist of water, a starch source such as malted barley, brewer's yeast to produce the fermentation and a flavouring such as hops.
ingredients for ice cream manufacturing: Ice cream manufacturing ingredients from a blend of dairy products such as cream, condensed milk, butterfat, as well as sugar, flavourings, eggs, legally approved additives, and non-dairy bases such as soy milk, rice milk or coconut milk.
inheritance council practices: Principles and approach to treat heritage appropriately within a project in order not to damage and where possible improve its conditions.
initiate claim file: Start up the process to file a claim for a customer or victim, based on the judgement of the damage and the responsibilities of the parties involved.
initiate life preserving measures: Initiate life-preserving actions by taking measures in crises and disaster situations.
inject liquid foam: Force foam into a limited space such as the space between the inner and outer cups of vacuum bottles or pour liquid foam into a mould in order to obtain the desired shape.
injection moulding machine parts: Parts of the machine that melts and injects molten plastic into moulds such as the hopper, the reciprocating screw, the injection barrel and the injection cylinder.
ink printing plates: Cover the plate with a thin coat of water and apply oil-based inks with a rubber roller, repelling and sticking the ink to the image area. This image can then further be transferred to paper in various printing processes.
inland waterway police regulations: Understand waterway rules, legal requirements, and relevant police regulations. Handle and maintain buoys, marking systems, and day and night signs.
inland waterway ship building: Understand inland waterway ship building and construction. Operate vessel in compliance with construction legislation.
innovate in ICT: Create and describe new original research and innovation ideas within the field of information and communication technologies, compare to the emerging technologies and trends and plan the development of new ideas.
innovate in footwear and leather goods industry: Innovate in the footwear and leather goods sector. Evaluate new ideas and concepts to turn them into marketable products. Use entrepreneurial thinking in all stages of the product and process development to identify new business opportunities for the targeted markets.
innovation in nursing: The methods and tools used to bring about innovative changes and quality improvement in the nursing field.
innovation processes: The techniques, models, methods and strategies which contribute to the promotion of steps towards innovation.
insert bladders in sport balls: Squeeze bladders made out of rubber or plastic materials such as latex or polyuethane inside the skin of the ball.
insert bristles: Operate machinery or use handtools to insert and attach the stiff hairs used for brooms and brushes, known as bristles, in the holes of the frame.
insert coquille structures: Assemble and insert coquille structures using the appropriate hand tools.
insert mould structures: Inject molten raw material into a mould to solidify them using cooling systems.
insert reinforcement in mould: Insert chaplets and other kinds of reinforcing steel structures to a mould in order to fix different parts.
insert semen: Confirm observation of animals in heat to detect the approach of oestrus or comply with the synchronisation protocol. Insert the semen into the genital tract of the female animal using appropriate equipment and technique for species.
insert wick: Cut the wick to specified length and insert it into the mould of the candle.
insolvency law: The legal rules regulating the incapacity to pay debts when they fall due.
insourcing strategy: The high level planning for managing and optimising business processes internally, usually in order to maintain control of critical aspects of work.
inspect agricultural fields: Inspect crops, fields, and plant stock to determine the need and timing for sowing, spraying, weeding, and harvesting.
inspect aircraft: Conduct inspections of aircraft and aircraft components, their parts, appliances, and equipment, to identify malfunctions such as fuel leaks or flaws in electrical and pressurisation systems.
inspect aircraft cleanliness: Conduct inspections to ensure the aircraft is clean; inspect whether refuse has been removed, whether the seats are arranged properly, and the cleanliness of galleys and lavatories.
inspect aircraft for airworthiness: Inspect aircraft, aircraft components, and aviation equipment to ensure they conform to design specifications and to airworthiness standards following major repairs or alterations. Approve or deny issuance of airworthiness certificates.
inspect aircraft manufacturing: Conduct inspections in the aviation industry; inspect plants where aircraft parts are manufactured to ensure safety and quality control. Ensure that aircraft components are manufactured in compliance with safety and design specifications.
inspect airfield facilities: Direct and participate in the inspection of airfield facilities, including grounds, runways, fencing, taxiways, aircraft aprons, gate assignments, and service roadways, to assure safety, security, and efficiency of operations and expeditious flow of aircraft in compliance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulations.
inspect airside area facilities: Ensure that serviceability inspections are carried to effective standards and with appropriate regularity; conduct inspections and compose reports.
inspect animal carcasses: Inspect the animal carcasses for non conformities such abscesses or contamination, and correct them if possible. Takes samples for laboratory inspection. Makes registrations of non-conformities and/or findings.
inspect animal welfare management: Monitor animal health and welfare management and husbandry, and analyse risk factors in relation to animal health, disease and welfare status.
inspect aquaculture equipment: Inspect aquaculture harvesting tools and machinery to ensure that they work properly.
inspect asphalt: Inspect the placement of asphalt concrete ensuring that the specifications are met and no flows are present.
inspect batches of mixed products: Inspect batches ensuring that they have the correct colours and the correct mix.
inspect binding work: Check stitched, collated, bound, and unbound paper to ascertain that pages are bound in numerical or folio order according to the sample copy. Follow up consequences of possible defects such as imperfect bindings, ink spots, torn, loose or uneven pages, and loose or uncut threads.
inspect building systems: Inspect buildings and building systems such as plumbing or electrical systems to confirm compliance with regulations and requirements.
inspect cabin service equipment: Inspect cabin service equipment, such as trolleys and catering equipment, and safety equipment such as life jackets, inflatable life rafts or first-aid kits. Record inspections in logbooks.
inspect capsules: Inspect, according to specification sheet, the finished capsules in order to detect any weight mismatch, any breakage or defective filling.
inspect cargo: Conduct quality checks on cargo before loading and after unloading commences. Ensure total on-board cargo load is secure.
inspect carrier documents: Inspect written or digital official documents required by carrier or country of import or transit.
inspect climbing equipment: Check climbing equipment, keeping track of the usage history of the product, making sure the product is certified, verifying the presence of all parts and detecting signs of corrosion or chemical damage.
inspect clocks: Inspect clocks and watches and their components for any defects, deterioration or damage. Check electronic timepieces with measuring and testing instruments.
inspect compliance with hazardous waste regulations: Inspect an organisation's or facility's strategies which deal with the management of hazardous waste in order to ensure that their actions are compliant with relevant legislation and that measures are taken to improve protection from exposure, and ensure health and safety.
inspect concrete structures: Visually inspect a concrete structure to see if it is structurally sound. Check for different types of cracks, such as those due to reinforcement corrosion, impact damage or high water content.
inspect construction of ships: Inspect ship surfaces, windows, and ventilation systems, heating systems, toilets, and drainage systems; maintain and store equipment required for trip.
inspect construction sites: Ensure health and safety during the construction project by inspecting the construction site regularly. Identify risks of putting people in danger or of damaging construction equipment.
inspect construction supplies: Check construction supplies for damage, moisture, loss or other problems before using the material.
inspect contracts for related grounds maintenance work: Monitor and revise the contract services for activities such as pest control, snow or waste removal and oversee the work of contractors providing such services.
inspect crane equipment: Inspect the suitability of cables, pulleys, and grappling devices that form parts of cranes. Ensure the ongoing maintenance of this equipment.
inspect cylinders: Inspect the cylinders for leaks by brushing or spraying chemical solutions.
inspect data: Analyse, transform and model data in order to discover useful information and to support decision-making.
inspect drainage channels: Maintain and clear gutters, sewer systems, and other water carrying facilities to ensure proper drainage and prevent damage to infrastructure such as roads and railways.
inspect drilling equipment: Ensure that all drilling equipment works correctly and safely; inspect machines before as well as during drilling operations.
inspect dry cleaning materials: Check which items are suitable or unsuitable for dry-cleaning by interpreting care labels and decide which dry cleaning processes may be required.
inspect education institutions: Inspect the operations, policy compliance and management of specific educational institutions in order to ensure they comply with education legislation, manage operations efficiently, and provide proper care for students.
inspect electronics supplies: Check electronics materials for damage, moisture, loss or other problems before using the material.
inspect engine rooms: Inspect engine rooms to detect the presence of any hazardous materials, and to ensure legal compliance. Inspect the construction of the rooms, the functionality of equipment, the adequacy of room ventilation, and the frequency of maintenance activities.
inspect etched work: Inspect finished etchings in detail, using microscopes and magnifying lenses.
inspect event facilities: Visit, analyse and coordinate facilities where an event will take place to assess if it meets the client's requirements.
inspect extruded products: Inspect the finished extruded products in order to determine any flaws or deviations from the specified parameters such as hardness or consistency, adjusting it if necessary by adding water and oil in the pug mil.
inspect facility sites: Inspect the land of a possible construction site for distribution facilities by measuring and interpreting various data and calculations by using the appropriate equipment. Check if the field work is conform with plans and specifications.
inspect fire equipment: Inspect fire equipment, such as fire extinguishers, sprinkler systems, and fire vehicle systems, to ensure the equipment is functional and to assess its faults.
inspect fish eggs: Inspect fish eggs. Remove dead, unviable, and off-colour eggs using a suction syringe.
inspect for faults in the vehicle's electric system: Search for flaws in a vehicle's electric system; understand manufacturer's circuit diagrams and specification manuals.
inspect freight: Inspect, document, and manage freight shipments; verify that all content complies with national, international and local regulations.
inspect glass sheet: Inspect the drawn sheets of glass in order to detect any flows such as blisters or stones, signalling the defective glass sheets.
inspect government expenditures: Inspect the financial procedures of a government organisation which deals with budget and resource allocation and spending to ensure that no faults are being made and no suspicious activity occurs in the handling of financial accounts, and that the expenditures are compliant with financial needs and forecasts.
inspect government incomes: Inspect the resources available to a national or local government organisation, such as tax incomes, to ensure that the incomes are compliant with the income expectations, that no faults are being made and no suspicious activity is present in the handling of government finances.
inspect government policy compliance: Inspect public and private organisations to ensure proper implementation and compliance to government policies which apply to the organisation.
inspect hazardous freight in accordance with regulations: Inspect and take into account regulations on hazardous or delicate freight such as biomedical waste, transplant organs, and blood. Freight may have to cross national borders on its journey to its destination. Comply with legal freight regulations to avoid fines for the transportation company or the organisation that initiated the shipment.
inspect heavy surface mining equipment: Inspect heavy-duty surface mining machinery and equipment. Identify and report defects and abnormalities.
inspect heavy underground mining machinery: Inspect heavy-duty surface mining machinery and equipment. Identify and report defects and abnormalities.
inspect industrial equipment: Inspect equipment used during industrial activities such as manufacturing or construction equipment in order to ensure that the equipment complies with health, safety, and environmental legislation.
inspect insects in whole grain: Inspect loads of unprocessed grain to detect harmful insects, like grain beetles.
inspect insulation: Inspect the quality of the insulation of a structure. Inspect the insulation visually to detect any mistakes or defects. Analyse infrared imagery to see any cold bridges, air gaps, or insulation malfunctions.
inspect machinery: Check machine equipment for proper performance and detect faults and malfunctions. Diagnose malfunctions using testing equipment to determine the required repair.
inspect manufacture of rolling stock: Inspect manufacturing plants where rolling stock parts are produced to ensure safety and quality control. Ensure that components are manufactured in compliance with safety and design specifications.
inspect maritime operations: Inspect maritime activities and ensure that operations are performed correctly and in a timely fashion; safely operate lifesaving and firefighting equipment.
inspect masonry work: Inspect finished masonry work. Check if the work is straight and level, if each brick is of adequate quality, and if the joints are full and well finished.
inspect material: Select material for inspection and check the conformity of that material according to set specifications and regulations.
inspect offshore constructions: Conduct regular inspections during and after the construction of offshore facilities such as oil platforms to ensure risk minimisation and compliance with regulations.
inspect overhead power lines: Inspect the structures used in the transmission and distribution of electrical energy, such as the conductors, towers, and poles, to identify damage and need for repairs, and ensure routine maintenance is performed.
inspect paint quality: Inspect paint to ensure it is of a good quality by testing the viscosity, homogeneity and other factors.
inspect paintwork: Inspect a painted surface, either one recently painted or an old layer. Watch for dents, cracks, flaking, air bubbles, mould and other issues.
inspect pipelines: Walk flow lines to identify damage or leaks; use electronic detection equipment and conduct visual inspections.
inspect planed woodstock: Inspect planed woodstock to verify smoothness and thickness of the wood planks.
inspect printing output: Verify that the printing output is satisfactory using various methods such as visual verification, use of spectrophotometers or densitometers. The problems that might occur include misregisters or colour variation.
inspect project regulations: Inspect projects for regulation and specification compliance. Formulate recommendations to existing specifications and plans.
inspect quality of products: Use various techniques to ensure the product quality is respecting the quality standards and specifications. Oversee defects, packaging and sendbacks of products to different production departments.
inspect rail flaws: Monitor the output from various sensors that detect flaws in a railroad track, including laser sensors which scan for discontinuities, microphone sensors, gyroscopes which detect tilt, and others.
inspect railways visually: Visually check the integrity of train tracks, sleepers, and ballast. This is usually done in reaction to reports from workers or detections by sensors.
inspect raw food materials: Inspect raw materials required for the production process, assessing quality and hidden flaws. Verify the origin of the raw materials using the sector defined documents, stamps or marks.
inspect recycling procedures: Inspect the implementation of waste management and recycling procedures in an organisation, and the applicable legislation, in order to ensure compliance.
inspect repaired tyres: Inspect the rebuffed and fully vulcanized tyres in order to detect if any flaws are still present.
inspect road signs: Inspect road signs for signs of corrosion, outdated information, nicks and dents, legilibility and reflectance. Decide on the course of action when problems are found.
inspect roof for source of rainwater contamination: Make sure the roof that will collect rainwater does not contaminate the water with chemicals, disease vectors and other biological contaminants.
inspect roofs: Inspect the condition of an existing roof. Check the state of the weight-bearing structure, roof covering, insulation, and accessibility. Take into account the intended purpose of the roof, including any accessories to be installed.
inspect scaffolding: After the scaffolding structure has been completed, inspect it for compliance with safety standards, weight bearing properties, tensile strength, resistance to wind, any other outside influences and ergonomics.
inspect semiconductor components: Inspect the quality of used materials, check the purity and molecular orientation of the semiconductor crystals, and test the wafers for surface defects using electronic testing equipment, microscopes, chemicals, X-rays, and precision measuring instruments.
inspect sewers: Inspect sewage drains in order to detect explosive gases using gas analysis equipment.
inspect soap production operating units: Inspect the equipments and machinery used in powder-producing towers such as soap-spray storage tanks, collectors, towers, driers or scrubbers.
inspect supplied concrete: Check the quantity and quality of delivered concrete. Make sure that the concrete will withstand any expected pressures.
inspect table settings: Control table settings in order to ensure a correct table setup, including cutlery and glassware.
inspect tax returns: Inspect the documents which declare liability for taxation which is not automatically withheld from wages and salaries to ensure correct taxes are being paid by the liable individuals and organisations.
inspect taxation documents: Inspect files and documentation dealing with taxation cases to ensure no faulty or fraudulous activity is present, and to ensure the procedure is compliant with legislation.
inspect tidal stream generators: Perform routine inspections on tidal stream generators by carefully inspecting all parts to identify any problems, and to assess whether repairs have to be arranged.
inspect toys and games for damage: Identify damage and cracks in games and toys in the store. Take appropriate actions to remedy.
inspect underground power cables: Inspect the underground power cables during installation or repair activities in order to identify faults and assess the extent of damage or need for repairs, and to ensure they are correctly installed and maintained.
inspect vessel: Inspect vessels to ensure their effective and safe operation. Keep the vessel and its equipment in conformance to regulations.
inspect vessel manufacturing: Inspect plants where ships and boats are manufactured to ensure safety and quality control. Ensure that components are manufactured in compliance with safety and design specifications.
inspect waste disposal facilities: Inspect industrial and commercial waste disposal facilities in order to examine their waste permits and if their equipment is in conformity with regulations.
inspect water wells: Examine water wells for pollution and conformity with construction standards. Order well closures if necessary.
inspect wave energy converters: Perform routine inspections on wave energy converters by carefully inspecting all parts to identify any problems, and to assess whether repairs have to be arranged.
inspect wearing apparel products: Inspect and test products, parts and materials for conformity with specifications and standards. Discard or reject the ones not meeting the specifications.
inspect wind turbines: Perform routine inspections on wind turbines by climbing the turbines and carefully inspecting all parts to identify any problems, and to assess whether repairs have to be arranged.
inspect wood materials: Carry out a thorough inspection of wood material using appropriate methods, instruments, tools, and other apparatus.
inspect worn tyres: Evaluate the worn tyres and check at possible damages (cuts, cracks, etc) in order to determine possible retread.
inspire dance participants to improve: Inspire your group of participants in your sessions through embodied understanding of dance and dance-making. Demonstrate dance movements regarding a correct body alignment, and applied anatomical knowledge in relationship to the dance styles you lead.