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Black Belt Course Lean White Belt Course | Lean Agent Course Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (Online and Onsite) Training and Certification Course
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| Course Description | Six Sigma | Lean + Six Sigma | Certification Requirements |
| Green Belt | $349 | $649 | 1 Project |
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Course Description:
This series of courses prepares those who wish to become Green Belts and Project Team Leaders. It is organized following the DMAIC methodology, provides an introduction to Lean, and includes courses in Descriptive Statistics. This series can be used as a prerequisite for Six Sigma or Lean + Six Sigma Black Belt certification.
At the end of Lean Six Sigma Greenbelt training course delegates will understand and be able to:
- Apply the principles of the DMAIC performance improvement model.
- Establish the "Voice of the Customer" in defining the required performance standard.
- Use a number of measurement approaches and tools to establish current performance.
- Use appropriately a number of basic analysis tools and techniques to establish the root cause of a problem.
- Understand key lean concepts and tools, when and how to apply them to drive improvements
- Recognize the difference in approach and techniques for incremental and redesign improvement strategies and know how to decide on the correct approach.
- Establish ongoing process controls and process governance structures
Six Sigma Program Topics Include:
- Calculating Process Based Costs
- Cause and Effect Diagrams
- Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
- Introduction to Process Capability
- Introduction to Process Mapping
- Measures of Central Tendency
- Measures of Dispersion
- Organization of Data
- Pareto Analysis
- Process Capability Assessments
- Scatter Diagrams
- SIPOC
- Six Sigma Introduction
- Student Instructions
- Types of Control Charts
- Validating the Measurement System
- What is Statistics?
Modules Added for the Lean + Six Sigma Course:
- 5S
- Current State Value Stream Mapping
- Eight Wastes
- Error Proofing
- Flow and Pull Systems
- Introduction to Lean Office Principles
- Introduction To Lean Principles
- Kaizen Event
- Standard Work
- Visual Management
Onsite Training:
What are SSDSI's onsite capabilities?- Effective Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training in 5 days (vs. 10 day standard)
- Effective Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training in 5 days Green Belt after prerequisite (vs. 10 day standard)
- Detailed Roadmap to Project Completion (Which Has led to 86% of Lean Lean Six Sigma team Projects completed)
- For more information on our onsite abilities go to our ONSITE page.
For more information about onsite training or a quote contact Lisa Rogne at
888-743-7161 or lrogne@sixsigmadsi.com
Upcoming Events:
Lean Six Sigma White Belt
Central Mall Fort Smith, Community Room
Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt
Central Mall Fort Smith, Community Room
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Central Mall Fort Smith, Community Room
From Our Clients:
“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
“The SSDSI Instructor provided Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training to ten of us. He was an experienced teacher who not only taught the concepts well but was able to relate them to lots of practical and industry experiences he had faced. The Instructor is clearly an expert in the Lean Six Sigma area and an excellent teacher and consultant.”
- Anaint Jain
Manager, Advisory at KPMG
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