Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Emphasis is on: gaining process and product knowledge with critical thinking; reducing variability and non value added activities, and developing leaders in the organization who are focused on enhancing customer value, decreasing defect rates and wasted efforts, reducing cost and cycle time, and generating business growth and breakthrough improvements. The Lean Six Sigma methodology is taught with a “Keep It Simple Statistically” (KISS) approach and makes use of many in- class examples, simulations, and hands-on exercises to ensure that participants have a practical, working knowledge of the tools.
Participants in the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training learn the basics of the Define, Measu…
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Emphasis is on: gaining process and product knowledge with
critical thinking; reducing variability and non value added
activities, and developing leaders in the organization who are
focused on enhancing customer value, decreasing defect rates and
wasted efforts, reducing cost and cycle time, and generating
business growth and breakthrough improvements. The Lean Six Sigma
methodology is taught with a “Keep It Simple Statistically” (KISS)
approach and makes use of many in- class examples, simulations, and
hands-on exercises to ensure that participants have a practical,
working knowledge of the tools.
Participants in the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training learn the
basics of the Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control (DMAIC)
methodology and tools for achieving better, faster, and lower cost
products and processes. We use a Knowledge-based approach to “pull”
the use of Lean and Six Sigma tools, not push them. Participants
learn to select and apply the right tools for a particular problem
or question. The intended audience is anyone who desires to become
a practitioner of the Lean Six Sigma methodology and tool set and
who will be leading Lean Six Sigma projects within an organization.
Participants who complete the Green Belt training and later wish to
expand their knowledge of the DMAIC methodology and tools may
continue by enrolling in a 2-week Black Belt workshop.
As a part of the course, it is expected that participants come with
a project to work on so that they can immediately apply their
knowledge and realize return on investment on a specific business
issue. The course is taught in two one-week sessions, with each
week separated by a month. The time between weeks is designed to
facilitate project work. Our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training
uses the “Present/Practice/Apply/Review” strategy. That is, we
present tools and methods, give participants the opportunity to
practice them in class, then apply the tools to their project, and
finally review the results of the application to the projects.
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