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Name: Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training for Service
Course Code: BU6381
Duration: 25

Scheduled Dates for BU6381

The purpose of the 5-week Lean Six Sigma DMAIC Black Belt training is to help team leaders lead DMAIC and LEAN DMAIC projects. Black Belts are the driving force translating the Lean Six Sigma theory and methods into results. Lean Six Sigma Black Belts can be trained in one or more of the three key methodologies (improvement, design, and process management). The majority of Black Belts focus on improvement, while specialty Black Belts are trained in process management and/or design.

Target Audience
Quality professionals and managers in a service or transactional environment, process engineers and analysts, Master Black Belts, Black Belts, and Green Belts, and any manager or professional who wants to improve the efficiency of services, processes, and the organization.

Key Topics

Cover the details of Lean and the Lean approaches

Cover the Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control steps o Cover leadership, facilitation, and change management skills

Minitab or JMP software is taught and used to support the more advanced statistical tools o Advanced statistical tools used include normal theory, hypothesis testing, advanced control charts, regression analysis, sampling and design of experiments

Objectives

Improvement focused Black Belts use the DMAIC methodology:

Oriel's unique approach to the integration of Lean and Six Sigma takes full advantage of the power of both philosophies and makes it easier for you to know what tool to use when.

Based on our experience working with a variety of clients over many years, we recognize that there are two types of DMAIC projects: Six Sigma DMAIC projects and Lean DMAIC projects (often called kaizen events).

Typical Six Sigma DMAIC projects are characterized by the following:

The detailed solution is unknown

You have tried to solve this problem before using a different method

More advanced statistics are required

Typically conducted in a project fashion

Example: Reduce defects when the cause is unknown LEAN DMAIC projects (often call kaizen events) are characterized by the following:

The detailed solution is unknown

The problem can be solved by applying a known Lean approach (such as 5Ss or Just-In-Time)

Less rigor in data collection and analysis is required

The facilitator usually conducts the project in a blitz fashion

Fee: $13,995.00

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