TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
express yourself creatively: Be able to use singing, dancing, instrumental music, acting or fine arts to express oneself creatively.
extinguish fires: Choose the adequate substances and methods to extinguish fires depending on their size, such as water and various chemical agents. Use a breathing apparatus.
extract coppice: Cut coppice to promote healthy re-growth of the coppice stool. Extract cut coppice using methods appropriate to the site and amount of material.
extract fatty acid: Extract fatty acid obtained through the conversion of creamy latex into coagulated slurry which is further processed in the soap conversion tanks.
extract materials from furnace: Remove materials from the furnace using a crane, a conveyor, by tilting the furnace, or using other methods.
extract products from coquilles: Remove finished products from coquilles and examine them in detail for anomalies.
extract products from moulds: Remove finished products from moulds and examine them in detail for anomalies.
extraction process of starch from corn: Extraction process of starch from kernels of corn. Refining process whereby the extracted corn-starch is treated to create a solid sugar or to make another popular sweetening agent known as corn syrup.
extrusion processes: The various processes used for extrusion, the creation of objects of a cross-sectional nature, in metalworking, such as direct extrusion, indirect extrusion, hydrostatic extrusion, hot extrusion, warm extrusion, cold extrusion, and others.
exude enthusiasm during the action sessions: Transmit enthusiasm through words and attitude toward the present people to the auction towards the goods to be auctioned.
fabric spreading in the fashion industry: Preparatory operation for cutting textile pieces which consists of laying piles of cloth on top of the other in a pre-determined direction and relationship between the right and the wrong side of the cloth.
fabric types: Woven, non-woven, knitted fabrics and netting fabrics, technical fabrics such as Gore-Tex and Gannex.
fabricate V-belts: Fabricate V-belts by building up plies of rubber and filler.
fabricate belts: Fabricate transmission and conveyor belts by building up plies of rubberised fabric and gum.
fabricate metal parts: Fabricate metal parts, using equipment such as drill presses and engine lathes.
fabricate mouth models: Fabricate, trim and polish plaster and stone models of the mouth and teeth, working from impressions taken by a dental clinician.
facilitate access to information: Prepare documents for archiving; ensure that the information can easily be accessed at all times.
facilitate compositional structures in dance: Recognise and facilitate dance compositional structures appropriate to a chosen dance style and dance making process, according to the programme design, participant and group needs. Include a group's ideas through a choreographic process.
facilitate job market access: Improve the chances of individuals to find a job, by teaching the required qualifications and interpersonal skills, through training and development programs, workshops or employment projects.
facilitate motor skill activities: Organise activities that stimulate children's motor skills, especially the more challenged children in a special education context.
facilitate official agreement: Facilitate an official agreement between two disputing parties, ensuring that both parties agree on the resolution which has been decided on, as well as writing the necessary documents and ensuring both parties sign it.
facilitate physical activity in the community: Promote and deliver sport and physical activity in a community-based context, establish effective working relationships with key contacts in the community, deliver programmes and enable communities, through professional advice and expertise, to establish and sustain opportunities for participation and development.
facilitate safe disembarkation of passengers: Assist passengers when they leave the vessel, aircraft, train, or other mode of transport. Keep the safety measures and procedures in mind.
facilitate teamwork between students: Encourage students to cooperate with others in their learning by working in teams, for example through group activities.
facilitate the bidding process: Set the starting bid for items to be auctioned, and continue to ask for more bids; stimulate buying desire of bidders.
facilitate the healing process related to sexual assault: Intervene to support and facilitate the healing and growth of individuals who have experienced sexual assault by allowing them to recognise their memories and pain, identifying their influence on behaviour and learning to integrate them in their lives.
facilities management in the organisation: The principles and methods of facilities management as applied to individual organisations, best practice techniques, management implications of outsourced and in-house services, main types of contractual relationships in facility management and innovation procedures.
family law: The legal rules that govern family-related disputes between individuals such as marriages, child adoption, civil unions, etc.
family therapy: The type of counseling that is applied to families and couples in order to improve their intimate relationships, communication and resolve conflicts.
farrier industry: The manufacturers, suppliers and specificities of the farrier industry and its history with product identification.
fasciatherapy: A manual therapy applied on the fascia (the connective tissue woven through the entire body) which is used for the treatment of physical or psychological disorders such as pain and movement disorders.
fasten components: Fasten components together according to blueprints and technical plans in order to create subassemblies or finished products.
fasten rubber goods: Fasten ferrules, buckles, straps, to rubber goods.
fasten treads and risers: Securely fasten the treads of a staircase and their vertical counterparts, the risers, to the structural support element or elements of the stair. Screw or nail the risers and treads onto the structure, like stringers, carriages or I-beam. Use adhesives to prevent creaking if called for.
fasten wood reinforcing strips to vessel components: Use resin-saturated fiberglass to fasten wood reinforcing strips to boat decks and cabin structures.
feed additives: The products used to improve the quality of animal feed and the quality of the food that these animals produce or are turned into; or to improve the animals' performance and health.
feed broodstock: Feed broodstock according to nutritional needs. This will initially include live prey such as rotifers and artemia.
feed charcoal hoppers: Supply hoppers with wood or with semi processed charcoal utilising the adequate equipment and following security measures.
feed concrete mixer: Feed the concrete mixer with cement, sand, water, rock or other required materials using the shovel, making sure the specifications are met.
feed fertilizer mixer: Feed the fertiliser mixer with dry materials from the storage hopper by pulling the lever.
feed fibreglass machine: Feed the machine with raw fibreglass according to specifications of the end-products to be developed.
feed glass fibre into pultrusion machine: Make sure the glass fibre material is taken in by the pultrusion machine without jams or defects.
feed hoppers: Feed hoppers with the required materials using various tools such as lifting equipment or shovels.
feed livestock: Calculate feed rations for all stages of growth and prepare, distribute and control quality of fodder
feed press cylinders: Power press cylinders with paper and adjust its feed and tension controls according to the required paper size.
feed pulp mixing vat: Open valve to admit water into pulp-mixing vat. Weigh and dump specified amounts of different ingredients such as scrap paper, rosin, wax and other binders into the vat. Transfer the mixed slurry to a storage or slurry tank.
feed the clay mixing machine: Feed the clay mixing machine with the specified ingredients in order to obtain brick and tile products.
feed the nitrator: Feed the nitrator with mixed acids or toluene compounds making sure the types and quantities are as according to specifications.
feed the slate mixer: Feed the mixer conveyor with the specified amounts and colors of slate granules by pulling the levers which allow depositing materials.
female reproductive system pathology: The diseases of the female reproductive system, such as ovary, vulva and vaginal cancers, pelvic inflammatory disease, ovarian cysts and diseases of the placenta.
ferment stacks of tobacco leaves: Wrap large stacks of tobacco in burlap and allow them to "sweat". The internal temperature is closely monitored. When it reaches 60 degrees Celsius, the stack is broken down to release tar, ammonia, and nicotine. Repeat the process until the stack no longer reaches 45 degrees Celsius. Strip the stems and stack them in a cooler place to age.
fermentation process of tobacco leaves: Process by which ammonia is released from the leaf. It can be done by raising the temperature and humidity, by heaping the tobacco into large piles or by using of a kiln. Under the raised temperature and humidity, enzymes in the leaf cause fermentation.
fermentation processes of beverages: Fermentation processes related to the conversion of sugar to alcohol, gases and acids.
fermentation processes of food: Conversion of carbohydrates into alcohol and carbon dioxide. This process happens using bacteria or yeasts, or a combination of the two under anaerobic conditions. Food fermentation is also involved in the process of leavening bread and the process of producing lactic acid in foods such as dry sausages, sauerkraut, yogurt, pickles, and kimchi.
ferrous metal processing: Various processing methods on iron and iron-containing alloys such as steel, stainless steel and pig iron.
fertigation: The delivery of irrigation combined with fertilisers. Common methods for delivery of the fertigation mix and the composition of common mixes.
fertilisation principles: The study of plant, soil structure, climatic and environmental issues in agronomical production.
fertiliser catalysts: The description, composition and action of the catalysts used in fertilisers industry such as nitric acid, sulfuric acid or ammonia production.
fibre optics: The technology which utilises optical fibre, such as plastic or glass threads, to transmit data. Optical fibres are able to transmit light between the two ends of the fibre and may transfer images and messages modulated onto light waves. Fibre optic cables have increased in popularity because of their possibility to transfer data over long distances at higher bandwidths and with lesser amounts of interference than metal cables.
fibreglass laminating: Process of applying multiple layers of fiberglass, a strong lightweight plastic reinforced with glass fibre woven into mats, using various techniques such as applying pressure or adhesives, welding or heating in order to provide strength and stability to the composite material. The fibreglass can also be sprayed in liquid form onto products.
field-programmable gate arrays: The integrated circuits that can be repurposed to desired application or functionality requirements after their manufacturing, which allow users to tailor microcontrollers to meet their own individual needs.
fighting fires at aquaculture facilities: The methods and equipment required to extinguisht fires occured in aquaculture settings.
file claims with insurance companies: File a factual request to an insurance company in case a problem occurs which is covered under an insurance policy.
file-based workflow: The recording of moving images without using tape, but by storing these digital videos on optical disks, hard drives, and other digital storage devices.
filing machine parts: The various parts, their characteristics and applications, of a machine designed to file and finish metal, wood or plastic workpieces, such as a cone point file, set screw, centre plate, adapter, file band, upper guide, post, back-up support, and others.
fill cylinders: Fill cylinders setting the pressure gauge according to specifications and listening for the buzzer which announces that the filling is complete.
fill nail holes in wood planks: Fill holes left by nails in wood planks with wood putty. Remove excess material with a plastic trowel or putty knife.
fill out forms: Fill out forms of a different nature with accurate information, legible calligraphy, and within a timely manner.
fill the mixing tank: Fill the mixing tank with the chemical ingredients, allowing also the water through the valves at the indicated mark on the tank wall.
fill the rubber processing machine: Load the processing machine with the correct raw or semi-processed materials such as rubber, pigment or other chemicals according to the formula specification.
fill the vat with specific ingredients: Fill the vat with the necessary ingredients for acid neutralisation starting with warm water and steam of air and finishing with soda ash.
fill tile joints: Use grout, silicone paste, mastic or other appropriate material to fill the joints between tiles. Spread the mixture onto the tiles using a padded trowel or float. Make sure the mixture is worked into the joints before removing excess material. Use a diagonal motion to avoid scooping material from the joints. Wash material from the front of the tiles and buff the tiles to finish.
film production process: The various development stages of making a film, such as scriptwriting, financing, shooting, editing, and distribution.
film studies: The theoretical, historical, and critical approaches to films. This includes the narrative, artistic, cultural, economic, and political implications of cinema.
filter edible oils: Filter oil as one of the processes of oil extraction. Pump oil, using equipment such as sifters or cloths, and adhere to health and safety regulations.
filter liquids: Separated solids that will not readily sediment from their suspending liquid by passing the mixture through filters.
filter wine: Filter the wine to remove any solid residue. Place filtered wine in tanks or casks for storage and maturation.
financial analysis: The process of assessing the financial possibilities, means, and status of an organisation or individual by analysing financial statements and reports in order to make well informed business or financial decisions.
financial capability: Financial operations such as calculations, cost estimations, budget management taking relevant commercial and statistical data into account such as data for materials, supplies and manpower.
financial department processes: The different processes, duties, jargon, role in an organisation, and other specificities of the financial department within an organisation. Understanding of financial statements, investments, disclosing policies, etc.
financial engineering: The finance theory field that addresses the combination of applied mathematics, computer science, and financial theory aimed at calculating and forecasting different financial variables ranging from the creditworthiness of a debtor up to the performance of securities in the stock market.
financial forecasting: The tool used in performing fiscal financial management to identify revenue trends and estimated financial conditions.
financial management: The field of finance that concerns the practical process analysis and tools for designating financial resources. It encompasses the structure of businesses, the investment sources, and the value increase of corporations due to managerial decision-making.
financial markets: The financial infrastructure which permits trading securities offered by companies and individuals govern by regulatory financial frameworks.
financial products: The different types of instruments that apply to the management of cash flow that are available on the market, such as shares, bonds, options or funds.
financial statements: The set of financial records disclosing the financial position of a company at the end of a set period or of the accounting year. The financial statements consisting of five parts which are the statement of financial position, the statement of comprehensive income, the statement of changes in equity (SOCE), the statement of cash flows and notes.
find a replacement for stage manager: Take over tasks from the stage manager as required. Indicate key standby moments. Indicate when the house is open. Confirm that the performers are in position. Indicate the start of the performance. Indicate the entrances and exits of scenery elements when necessary.
find new types of food and beverages: Use curiosity to explore new or less familiar types of food and beverages.
find written press' issues: Search for a particular issue of a magazine, newspaper or journal at customer's request. Inform customer whether or not the requested item is still available and where it can be found.
find your place within the architecture of the production: Strive to familiarise yourself with the work. Understand the architecture, identifying the structure to fit your role in it.
fine arts: The theory and techniques required to compose, produce and perform works of visual arts as drawing, painting, sculpture and other art forms.
fine-needle aspiration: The type of biopsy through which a thin needle is inserted into an area of body tissue and analysed in the laboratory to determine whether the tissue is benign or malignant.
finish animal structure: Finish the animals structure by attaching other parts and accessories to the structure, such as a nose, ears, eyes or tail. For bigger animals, glue also the skin to the structure of the animal.
finish barrels: Pour water into the barrel to let it cool, replace working hoops with permanent iron hoops using manual techniques and machines, drill a hole on the side and plug it. Fix fittings such as taps and valves if required.
finish carpet edges: Finish carpet edges cleanly and securely. Tuck the carpet into the space between the grippers and the wall or skirting, or obtain a clean edge by other techniques.
finish concrete sections: Finish electrolytic cells` concrete sections using grinders or trowels.
finish costumes: Finish costumes by adding zippers, elastics, buttonholes, decorative stitching, jewellery, rosettes, and other decorations.
finish medical devices: Complete the manufacture of medical devices such as prostheses by sanding, smoothing, applying paint or lacquer layers, stuffing and covering some parts with leather or textile.
finish mortar joints: Use a trowel to apply extra mortar to joints to smoothen and finish them after the mortar has partially hardened. Make sure that the joints are full to prevent dampness and other outside influences from passing through the wall.
finish plastic products: Finish the product by sanding, branding and polishing the plastic surface.
finish processing of man-made fibres: Completing the processing operation of man-made fibres and ensuring that the product is made according to customer specification
finish prosthetic-orthotic devices: Complete the manufacturing of prosthetic and orthotic devices by sanding, smoothing, applying paint or lacquer layers, stuffing and covering some parts with leather or textiles.
finish shells: Gauge finished shells by using acceptance jigs. Use a stamping press to record the shell data on the cartridge as well as on the projectile. Finalize the tubes by dipping them in molted parrafin and packing the tubes in crates.
fire prevention procedures: The regulations concerning fire and explosion prevention, and the equipment, systems and methods used in it.
fire protection engineering: Application of engineering principles for the design and production of fire detection, prevention and suppression systems that range from the conception of fire alarms to space planning and building design.
fire the surface: Use stainless steel mesh and place the painted piece in the kiln, oven or furnace in order to melt the colour and let it flow.
fire-fighting systems: The devices and systems used to extinguish fires; the classes and chemistry of fire.
firmware: Firmware is a software program with a read-only memory (ROM) and a set of instructions that is permanently inscribed on a hardware device. Firmware is commonly used in electronic systems such as computers, mobile phones, and digital cameras.
first aid: The emergency treatment given to a sick or injured person in the case of circulatory and/or respiratory failure, unconsciousness, wounds, bleeding, shock or poisoning.
first aid for animals: Animal emergency treatment, including the principles and aims of the provision of first aid treatment to animals.
first response: The procedures of pre-hospital care for medical emergencies, such as first aid, resuscitation techniques, legal and ethical issues, patient assessment, trauma emergencies.
fish biology: The study of fish, shellfish or crustacean organisms, categorized into many specialised fields that cover their morphology, physiology, anatomy, behaviour, origins and distribution.
fish grading: The method of how fish are graded according to their different characteristics: specification, size, quality and condition.
fish welfare regulations: The set of rules that apply in fish harvesting methods which ensure fish well-being.
fish, crustacean and mollusc products: The offered fish, crustacean and mollusc products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
fisheries legislation: The study and analysis of different fisheries management approaches taking into account international treaties and industry norms in order to analyze fisheries management regulations.
fisheries management: The principles, methods and equipment used in population management applied to fisheries: the concept of catch, by-catch, fishing effort, maximum sustainable yield, different sampling methods and how to use sampling material.
fishing industry: Have an understanding of the fishing industry, including recreational, subsistence and commercial fishing, and the harvesting, processing, and marketing sectors.
fit carpet seams: Securely attach two pieces of carpet at the edges. Use a carpet iron to heat seaming tape and press the carpet onto the tape to fuse the seam.
fit ceiling tiles: Attach ceiling tiles to an existing ceiling to mask imperfections, provide visual interest, or change the physical characteristics of the room.
fit contact lenses: Measure the curvature of the cornea or front surface of the eye to assure that the fitting curve of the lens properly fits the curvature of the anterior surface of the eye.
fit dental appliances: Fit dental appliances in the patient`s mouth to alter the position of teeth and jaws or realign teeth.
fit doors: Fit a door into a prepared space and attach the hinges to the door and door frame. Make sure the door is straight and flush.
fit low vision aids: Assure the proper specialised visual appliance is fitted for the partially sighted person.
fit mechanised equipment: Fit mechanical equipment such as hoists and winches to various types of car chassis.
fix knife blades: Use fixing techniques such as nailing or injecting cement into the hollow handle and inserting the knife blade before placing the knife in a drying machine.
fix minor scratches: Fix minor dents and scratches on the surface with touch-up paint or scratch remover.
flammable fluids: The behaviour of liquids and gases that represent a serious explosion and fire danger, and their appropriate handling systems and effective storage.
flavour tobacco leaves: Flavour tobacco leaves to set off the taste of tobacco and to maintain the quality of the product.
flexography: Process used to print on foil, plastic, corrugated, and other materials used for packaging. This process utilises flexible relief plates, which are made out of rubber or plastic. This method can be used for printing onto almost any type of surface.
flood remediation equipment: The operation of the necessary tools and equipment used in flood damage and remediation activities, such as pumping flooded properties.
flower and plant products: The offered flower and plant products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
flue-cure tobacco: String tobacco leaves into tobacco sticks, and hang them from tier-poles in curing barn's "kilns". Slowly raise the temperature over the course of the curing process. The procedure will generally take about a week. Flue-cured tobacco generally produces with a high content of sugar and medium to high levels of nicotine.
fluid mechanics: The characteristics and properties of fluids, including gases, liquids and plasmas, at rest and in motion, and the forces on them.
flute sizes: Flute sizes refer to the number of flutes per linear foot and its thickness. Flutes are the waves and arches on a corrugated box and make up the structure of corrugated paperboard, giving it rigidity and strength.
focus lighting equipment: Focus already installed conventional lighting equipment, based on directions and information from somebody on the floor.
focus on passengers: Transport passengers to their destination in a safe and timely fashion. Provide appropriate customer service; inform passengers in the event of unexpected situations or other incidents.
focus stage lights: Focus, direct, adjust and tune stage lights, either alone or leading a group. Coordinate with the team to determine the optimal lighting.
follow a brief: Interpret and meet requirements and expectations, as discussed and agreed upon with the customers.
follow a tech pack: Apply the specific product to provide information about materials, accessories, seams, artwork and label. Distinguish and apply the different steps to elaborate a detailed tech pack.
follow airport safety procedures: Comply with airport safety procedures, policies and legislation to ensure a safe working environment for all employees, and to ensure the safety of passengers.
follow airport snow control plan: Follow the snow control plan written by the snow committee whereby responsibilities for the winter services are detailed, rules on air traffic interruptions are specified, priorities are set, and the availability of snow removal vehicles and equipment is established.
follow an environmental friendly policy while processing food: Assure an environmental-friendly policy when working with natural resources like meat, fruits and vegetables. This means handling resources in the most efficient and nature-friendly way while trying to minimalise pressure on the ecosystem.
follow an ethical code of conduct for translation activities: Carry out translation activities according to accepted principles of right and wrong. This includes fairness, transparency, and impartiality. Do not use judgement or allow personal opinions to affect the quality of the translation or interpretation.
follow betting strategies: Develop logical betting strategies to increase profits and reduce losses in betting games and matches.
follow clinical guidelines: Follow agreed protocols and guidelines in support of healthcare practice which are provided by healthcare institutions, professional associations, or authorities and also scientific organisations.
follow code of ethics for biomedical practices: Deal with complex ethical issues and conflicts in biomedical science by following certain codes of ethics during healthcare practice. Raise ethical awareness amongst fellow workers.
follow detailed procedures for relocating specific goods: Adhere to detailed procedures required for the relocation of special items such as pianos, artifacts, antique furniture, and others.
follow environmentally sustainable work practices in the veterinary sector: Contribute to the protection of the environment by complying with the sustainability principles, policies, and regulations related to working with animals.
follow ethical code of conduct in tourism: Carry out touristic services according to accepted principles of right and wrong. This includes fairness, transparency and impartiality.
follow ethical code of conduct in transport services: Carry out transport services according to accepted principles of right and wrong. This includes principles of fairness, transparency, and impartiality.
follow ethical code of conduct of gambling: Follow the rules and ethical code used in gambling, betting and lottery. Keep the entertainment of players in mind.
follow ethical code of conduct of journalists: Follow the ethical code of conduct of journalists, such as freedom of speech, right of reply, being objective, and other rules.
follow ethical code of conduct in assessment situations: Carry out interviews, tests, simulations and assessment of evidence of prior learning according to accepted principles of right or wrong, including fairness, transparency, objectivity, safety, privacy and impartiality in assessment practices and conduct towards candidates
follow evaluation procedures of materials at reception: Oversee the delivery of incoming materials and follow a detailed procedure to evaluate and assess their characteristics accordingly.
follow health and safety precautions in social care practices: Ensure hygienic work practice, respecting the safety of the environment at day care, residential care settings and care at home.
follow health and safety procedures in construction: Apply the relevant health and safety procedures in construction in order to prevent accidents, pollution and other risks.
follow hygienic practices in fishery operations: Comply with the right regulations and practices for hygienically handling fishery related tasks and responsibilities in fishery operations.
follow hygienic procedures during food processing: Ensure a clean working space according to hygienic standards in the food processing industry.
follow industry codes of practice for aviation safety: Follows industry codes of practice relating to aviation safety. Follow guidance material to adhere to the requirements of the International Civil Aviation Organization’s Standards (ICAO), other aviation safety requirements, and the identified best practices.
follow interpreting quality standards: Follow the agreed upon standards to ensure that the requirements for interpreters are met and to guarantee unity. This may include such standards as the European standard EN 15038 for translation.
follow laboratory manuals: Follow laboratory manuals, documents with industry jargon, phrases and diagrams, allowing a quality controller to easily read and interpret these documents.
follow manufacturer guidelines in use of airport equipment: Follow advice provided by manufacturers on the use and maintenance of the different vehicles, equipment, and instruments used in airports. Establish communication processes with manufacturers and understand all the mechanical, electrical, and preventive, actions needed to utilise equipment effectively.
follow manufacturing work schedule: Follow the planning set up by manufacturing companies' managers exactly to ensure one production process is not delayed due to another and they follow each other smoothly.
follow newspaper house style: Produce concise and accurate copy according to newspaper's house style and to strict deadlines-daily newspapers may have several each day.
follow nuclear plant safety precautions: Comply with nuclear power plant safety procedures, policies and legislation to ensure a safe working environment for all employees, and to ensure the safety of the public.
follow organisational guidelines in the cleaning industry: Apply and follow all protocols or guidelines described by the company within your specific cleaning area. It can also involve wearing the foreseen uniform or piece of clothing at all times or using specific equipment or materials.
follow procedures in the event of an alarm: Follow safety procedures in the event of an alarm; act according to company instructions and procedures.
follow procedures to control substances hazardous to health: Adhere to the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) procedures for activities that involve hazardous substances, such as bacteria, allergens, waste oil, paint or brake fluids that result in illness or injury.
follow production schedule: Follow production schedule taking into account all requirements, times and needs. This schedule outlines what individual commodities must be produced in each time period and encapsulates various concerns like production, staffing, inventory, etc. It is usually linked to manufacturing where the plan indicates when and how much of each product will be demanded. Utilise all the information in the actual implementation of the plan.
follow recycling collection schedules: Follow and apply waste collection schedules, handed out by the organisations who collect and process the materials for recycling, in order to optimise efficiency and service.
follow reporting procedures: Apply and follow the procedures for reporting any damage, breakages and/or complaints or disagreements to the appropriate supervisory authority.
follow research on special needs education: Keep up to date with new studies and related upcoming regulations concerning education for students with special needs.
follow safety precautions in a gaming room: Follow the safety rules concerning gaming rooms to ensure the safety and the pleausure of the gamers, personnel and other by-standers.
follow safety precautions in fishery operations: Comply with policies and institutional regulations to guarantee a safe workplace for employees in fishery and aquaculture operations. Deal with potential risks and dangers by taking appropriate safety measures.
follow safety precautions in printing: Apply safety and health principles, policies and institutional regulations of working in printing production. Protect oneself and others against such hazards as chemicals used in printing, invasive allergens, heat, and disease causing agents.
follow safety precautions in work practices: Apply principles, policies and institutional regulations aimed at guaranteeing a safe work place for all employees.
follow safety procedures when working at heights: Take necessary precautions and follow a set of measures that assess, prevent and tackle risks when working at a high distance from the ground. Prevent endangering people working under these structures and avoid falls from ladders, mobile scaffolding, fixed working bridges, single person lifts etc. since they may cause fatalities or major injuries.
follow signalling instructions: Follow signalling instructions throughout the journey. Comprehend the technical language used by signallers and adhere to instructions given by them.
follow standards for machinery safety: Apply basic safety standards and machine-specific technical standards to prevent risks connected with the use of machines in the workplace.
follow strict level crossing operating procedures: Follow strict procedures for the operation of level crossings such as operating the lights, alarms, and signal devices to prevent accidents. Operate equipment that lift and descend barriers. Stay vigilant during headways.
follow switching instructions in rail operations: Read and comprehend the instructions on switching rail cars and wagons, and perform switching operations accordingly.
follow the news: Follow current events in politics, economics, social communities, cultural sectors, internationally, and in sports.
follow the statutory obligations: Understand, abide by, and apply the statutory obligations of the company in the daily performance of the job.
follow time cues: Observe the conductor, orchestra or director and follow text and vocal score to time cues accurately.
follow translation quality standards: Comply with agreed standards, such as the European standard EN 15038 and the ISO 17100, to ensure that requirements for language-service providers are met and to guarantee uniformity.
follow trends in sporting equipment: Follow material developments and trends within a specific sport. Keep up-to-date about athletes, gear and equipment manufacturers.
follow up accounts receivables: Revise the accounts receivables section in the financial statements in order to breakdown the financial rights that the company has over other entities. Take actions in order to close the accounts and collect the money.
follow up complaint reports: Follow up complaints or accident reports in order to take adequate measures to solve problems. Contact the relevant authorities or internal staff to provide solutions in various situations.
follow up nutrition care plan: Note the patient`s response to the diet program and calculate and record dietary intake of patients on medical records. Modify nutrition care plan as necessary and provide patients with follow-up training on topics such as nutrition, food preparation, and record keeping.
follow up on safety breaches: Ensure that actions intended to reduce threats and improve health and safety are met according to the plan.
follow up online user requests: Take feedback from online visitors and take actions that address their requests according to their specific needs.
follow up orders for customers: Follow-up/tracking of an order and notifying the customer when the goods have arrived.
follow up pipeline integrity management priorities: Perform follow up on priority actions in the pipeline infrastructure, such as complete coverage, service consistency, and facilitation.
follow up the issued grants: Manage data and payments after the grants has been given out such as making sure that the grant recipient spends the money according to the terms laid out, verifying payment records or reviewing invoices.
follow verbal instructions: Have the ability to follow spoken instructions received from colleagues. Strive to understand and clarify what is being requested.
follow water supply schedule: Adapt operations in the distribution and supply of water for irrigation purposes, residential or facility use, to ensure that the timing is correct and the schedule is followed.
follow work schedule: Manage the sequence of activities in order to deliver completed work on agreed deadlines by following a work schedule.
follow written instructions: Follow written directions in order to perform a task or carry out a step-by-step procedure.
follow zoo safety precautions: Follow the zoo safety rules and regulations in order to ensure a safe working environment while working with the zoo animals, and to ensure the safety of zoo visitors.
follow-up actions resulting from railway facilities inspections: Follow-up actions resulting from inspection into railway facilities and the identification of malfunctions or discrepancies in station platforms, vending machines, station kiosks, railway vehicles, and other railroad facilities.
follow-up after patients' surgery: Follow-up after patients` surgery evaluating the needs for a faster recovery.
follow-up lab results: Analyse lab results and apply them by adapting the production process. Report, review and take appropriate measures if necessary.
follow-up on healthcare users' treatment: Review and evaluate the progress of the prescribed treatment, taking further decisions with the healthcare users and their carers.
follow-up patients with heart attack: Ensure follow-up care following a heart attack, such as examining the patient at regular intervals.
food allergies: The types of food allergies within the sector, which substances trigger allergies, and how they can be replaced or eliminated (if possible).
food and beverage industry: The respective industry and the processes involved in the food and beverage industry, such as raw material selection, processing, packaging, and storage.
food and beverages on the menu: The characteristics of food and drinks items on the menu, including ingredients, taste and preparation time.
food canning production line: Steps in the canning process line from washing, conditioning and weighing food products, washing and preparing cans, filling cans, as well as other operations in order to obtain the end product.
food colorants: The characteristiques, components and matching techniques of chemical colorants used in the food industry.
food dehydration processes: The processes by which fruit and vegetables are dehydrated including techniques such as sun drying, indoor drying, and industrial applications for drying food. The dehydration process goes from selection of the fruit and vegetables according to their size, washing the fruit, classifying according to the product, storage, and mixing with ingredients resulting in a final product.
food engineering: Research and development of new foods, biological and pharmaceutical products, development and operation of manufacturing and packaging and distributing systems for drug/food products, design and installation of food production processes.
food flavourings: Substances used to alter the odour and taste of food products. They can be produced naturally by extracting the essential oil from the plant, or created chemically by mixing chemical compounds called esters to specific oils.
food homogenisation: The procedures, machines and reciped used to mix different foodstuffs and solutions by transforming them through high pressure and acceleration processes into an uniform fluid or product.
food hygiene rules: The set of national and international regulations for hygiene of foodstuffs and food safety, e.g. regulation (EC) 852/2004.
food legislation: Legislation related to the food and feed industry including food manufacturing, hygiene, safety, raw materials, additives, GMOs, labelling, environmental and trade regulations.
food materials: Quality and range of raw materials, half finished products and end products of a specific food sector.
food plant design: Contribute to food plant design by assessing the processes, facilities and equipment needs, including monitoring activities and control.
food preservation: Deterioration factors, controlling factors (temperature, additives, humidity, pH, water activity, etc., including packaging) and food processing methods to preserve food products.
food products composition: Chemical and nutritional composition of food products, which enables the modification of existing products and processes and the development of new ones.
food safety principles: Scientific background of food safety which includes preparation, handling, and storage of food to minimise the risk of foodborne illness and other health hazards.
food safety standards: Food safety standards (i.e. ISO 22000) developed by the recognised organisations for Standardization dealing with food safety. For example, the ISO 22000 international standard specifies the requirements for an effective food safety management system. It covers interactive communication, system management, prerequisite programs and HACCP principles.
food science: The study of the physical, biological, and chemical makeup of food and the scientific concepts underlying food processing and nutrition.
food storage: The proper conditions and methods to store food to keep it from spoiling, taking into account humidity, light, temperature and other environmental factors.
food toxicity: The causes of food poisoning and spoilage, and the preservation methods of food products so as to prevent toxicity from customers.
food waste monitoring systems: The characteristics, benefits and ways of using digital tools to collect, monitor and evaluate data on food waste in an organisation or hospitality establishment.
foot problems: Conditions and disorders affecting the health and well being of feet such as fungal infections, ingrown nails, verrucas, smelly feet, flat feet and bunions.
football: The rules and different styles of the game, techniques of football and defensive and attacking tactics such as ball possession, counter-attacking, pressing and counter-pressing.
footwear and leather goods marketing planning: The principles and methods used in creating a marketing plan and how a company can best position itself compared to its competitors, taking into account the specifities of the footwear and leather goods market.
footwear bottoms pre-assembly: The equipment and techniques used for the preparation of bottom components in the footwear industry, including soles, heels, insoles, etc.
footwear components: Footwear components both for uppers (vamps, quarters, linings, stiffeners, toe puffs etc.) and bottoms (soles, heels, insoles etc.). Ecological concerns and the importance of recycling. Selection of suitable materials and components based on their influence on the footwear style and characteristics, properties and manufacturability. Procedures and methods in chemical and mechanical processing of leather and non-leather materials.
footwear creation process: Footwear creation projects starting from inspiration to technical design and manufacturing by following several stages. Latest trends in footwear materials, components, processes, and concepts.
footwear equipments: Functionality of the wide range of equipments and the basic rules of regular maintenance.
footwear finishing techniques: The related machinery, tools, chemicals and mechanical finishing procedures applied to footwear manufacturing.
footwear industry: Major brands, manufacturers and products available on the footwear market including the different types of shoes, components and materials used.
footwear machinery: Tthe functionality of the wide range of machines, and the basic rules of regular maintenance.
footwear manufacturing technology: Footwear processes technology and machinery involved. The footwear manufacturing starts in the cutting/clicking room , cutting the uppers and bottom components. The upper components are joined together in the closing room by following a precise order of specific operations: skiving, folding, sewing etc. The closed upper, the insole and other bottom components are brought together in the assembling room, where the main operations are lasting and soling. The process ends with finishing operations in the finishing and packing room.
footwear materials: The characteristics, components, advantages and limitations of a wide range of materials used in footwear production: leather, leather substitutes (synthetics or artificial materials), textile, plastic, rubber etc.
footwear quality: Quality specifications of materials, processes and final products, the most common defects in footwear, quick tests procedures, laboratory tests procedures and standards, adequate equipment for quality checks. Quality assurance of footwear production processes and fundamental concepts on quality including footwear quality framework and standards.
footwear stitching techniques: The technologies, equipment, machines and processes for closing the upper components of footwear by various seams such as closed, lapped, butted, welted, piped and moccasin.
footwear uppers pre-assembly: The equipment and techniques used for pre-assembling operations of uppers in the footwear industry.
forecast account metrics: Make predictions on the movement of account measurements and data which give insight into an organisation's financial state in order to aid analyses and evaluate potential risks.
forecast catering services: Foresee the need, the quality, and the quantity of food and beverages for an event depending on its scope, objective, target group, and budget.
forecast dividend trends: Forecast the payouts corporations make to their shareholders in the long term, taking into account prior dividends, the corporation's financial health and stability, stock market trends, and shareholders' reactions to those trends.
forecast energy prices: Analyse the energy market and external factors which may influence trends in the energy market in order to predict the movement of prices for energy and utility consumption.
forecast future ICT network needs: Identify current data traffic and estimate how growth will affect the ICT network.
forecast future levels of business: Predict how the business will perform in future, potential expenditures and revenues to project situations for future periods
forecast human population trends: Compare existing data about the human population with geographic and sociological knowledge in order to predict trends in human population.
forecast occupancy demand: Predict the number of hotel rooms that will be booked, schedule occupancies and estimate demand forecast.
forecast organisational risks: Analyse the operations and actions of a company in order to assess their repercussions, possible risks for the company, and to develop suitable strategies to address these.