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White Belt Course |
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Green Belt Course |
Black Belt Course Lean White Belt Course | Lean Agent Course Lean and Six Sigma White Belt Online Certification |
| Course Description | Six Sigma | Lean + Six Sigma | Certification Requirements |
| White Belt | $99 | $199 | NA |
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The Six Sigma module is designed to provide awareness of Six Sigma principles to employees at any level in the organization. Students will learn to identify the benefits of a Six Sigma implementation, how the DMAIC process is used, and the roles of various team members.
The Lean Module introduces the basic foundations of Lean. A Lean operation produces just what is needed, when it is needed with no additional labor, costs, inventory, or time. Learn the skills necessary to apply Lean techniques to reduce waste and improve process efficiency. Gain a practical understanding of Lean continuous improvement techniques and how to reduce inventory, errors, and production lead time. Understand how to start the Lean Journey and apply Lean techniques to reduce waste. Learn how key initiatives like value stream mapping, Kaizen Events, standard work, continuous flow, 5S, Total Productive Maintenance, and mistake proofing can help your operation produce product more efficiently.
Upon completion of the course, a Six Sigma or Lean Six Sigma White Belt Certification will be mailed to you at the address on your portal profile.
Six Sigma Program Topics Include:
Modules Added for the Lean + Six Sigma Course:
What are SSDSI's Onsite capabilities?
For more information about onsite training or a quote contact Lisa Rogne at
888-743-7161 or lrogne@sixsigmadsi.com
“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
“Kevin is an outstanding Six-Sigma professional with stellar accomplishments and a remarkable breadth and depth in Lean Six Sigma practice. He is an excellent leader and instructor who shared valuable practical examples, case studies, and insightful demonstrations that made the training lively and productive.”
- Sunil Hattangady
Marketing Strategy & Business Development Consultant at Emblaze Consulting
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