Lean and Six Sigma Master Black Belts Consulting and Coaching

SSDSI's "Master Black Belt for 'Hire'" program helps you bring immediate benefits of Lean and Six Sigma to your organization. Our Master Black Belts bring years of experience both in industrial and service applications as we partner with your organization to meet their needs. Many of our clients choose to use our Master Black Belt resources to lead projects while their associates are being developed. Whether you have a specific problem to solve quickly or a general need to improve your business processes, our Master Black Belts can fill in the gaps.

SSDSI offers:

Temporary assistance with your continuous improvement efforts
Utilize years of industry experience as we partner with you for specific projects
Lead projects while their employees are being developed

Call 888-743-7161 or email lrogne@sixsigmadsi.com for a quote.

Upcoming Events:

5/24/2010 - 8am-12pm
Lean Six Sigma White Belt
Central Mall Fort Smith, Community Room

5/24/2010 - 8am-5pm
Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt
Central Mall Fort Smith, Community Room

5/24/2010 - 8am-5pm
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Central Mall Fort Smith, Community Room

From Our Clients:

Kevin easily demonstrates professional skill leading Lean Six Sigma training through continual encouragement, participant involvement, thought provoking examples, and personal experience. Kevin is a resource to learn from and great to work with.”

- Mark Fant
Chief Technical Officer at Semicon Photometrology Solutions, LLC.

“I would recommend SSDSI to anyone who is serious about improving their business. Their experience and knowledge is excellent and made our project enjoyable to work on. The methodology is very comprehensive and practical. The instructors at SSDSI provide you will all the tools necessary to take your project to a higher level.”

- Steve Cox
Owner at WorkSource

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Recent Blogs:
Part 2: Implementing TLS (Theory of Constraints, Lean, and Six Sigma)
I am flying back from teaching a Green Belt course in Las Angeles, California and as promised, I will continue my “journal” of TLS implementation efforts at an industrial organization. In the last blog, we discussed how this organization was using the…
1/23/2010 6:18:15 PM

Lean and Six Sigma Story at Subway ...
I’m going to tell you a story that illustrates how Lean Thinking and Six Sigma Thinking both play an integral roll in my everyday life … which is a blessing and a curse ;) I was teaching a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course in Atlanta. We were having a gre…
1/23/2010 6:08:52 PM

Lean and Six Sigma Project Selection for the Un-employed ...
I teach Lean and Six Sigma classes all over the U.S. (as well as abroad) and a good number of the students that I teach aren’t from an organization. These students are unemployed and looking for a “resume booster”. Most of them are somewhat fearful of ma…
1/18/2010 7:59:45 PM

Part 1:TLS (Theory of Constraints (TOC), Lean, and Six Sigma) Implementation Story
I’ve been remiss in my promise to start a blog about the emerging quality methodology, TLS (the Synergy between Theory of Constraints (T), Lean (L), and Six Sigma (S). A very busy pre-holiday, and a fun filled family holiday commanded most of my time. I…
1/18/2010 7:59:45 PM

Lean and Six Sigma “Quick Wins” … A slippery slope!
I was teaching a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course in Atlanta, Georgia and I had a good question about “Quick Wins” and how to define the term. We teach that in each phase of the DMAIC we will find these “Quick Wins”. These wins are a great tool to sustai…
1/18/2010 7:59:45 PM