Six Sigma Green Belt backed by Indiana University
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Description
Six Sigma Green Belt
This is an all virtua 9 week boot camp. Certified by Indiana University. Tuesday evenings from 6pm-9pm
What is Lean Six Sigma? Simply put, it is a skill set that consists of a comprehensive set of tools and a specific way of using them to reduce waste, improve productivity, reduce errors, and increase profit. In other words, it is a highly valued set of skills that many employers look for when hiring new employees or considering existing employees for promotion.
"Lean" is all about reducing waste and creating "flow". Six Sigma is all about reducing variation which in turn reduces defects. These complimentary methodologies form a powerful tool set for optimizing manufacturing and business processes across any organization.
This Green Belt course is intended to develop participants into leaders of small to medium size projects that often only involve a single area or department. Green Belts typically lead projects in their own area or department where they are a subject matter expert.
AGENDA
Lean Six Sigma Terminology
Types of data and tools for data collection and graphic analysis
Visualizing Processes
Rethinking Processes - Efficiency vs. Effectiveness
Lean Concepts (5S, Visual Management, 7 Wastes, Pull Systems, etc.)
Problem solving with Six Sigma (the DMAIC model)
Introduction to Error Prevention
Operational Definitions
Broken Processes
Critical to Quality (CTQs)
Generating and Selecting Solutions
LEARNING OUTCOMES
1) Students will be able to map existing and/or planned business processes and identify Critical to Quality (CTQs) performance indicators
2) Students will be able to analyze process maps to find opportunities for process improvements (lower cost, reduced scrap, higher quality, higher throughput, increased customer satisfaction)
3) Students will be able to apply Lean and Six Sigma concepts to take action on the opportunities identified to actually improve the performance of their processes
Certiificate backed by Indiana University.