Lean Six Sigma Advanced Principles - Black Belt
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Summary
- Certificate of completion - Free
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Overview
In high demand across a diverse range of industries, Lean Six Sigma training is a powerful way to become an indispensable asset at your organization and improve your career prospects.
Lean Six Sigma Black Belts are subject matter experts who guide and mentor junior members of the organization while driving improved performance and efficiency throughout the company.
In this online course, you will master the advanced Lean Six Sigma principles, tools and methodology required to lead a Lean Six Sigma project as a Black Belt practitioner. In addition to the leadership skills and knowledge you will acquire, pursuing Lean Six Sigma certification can put you on the fast track for lucrative executive and management roles, and boost your salary.
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Certificate of completion
Digital certificate - Included
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Description
Overview and Background
History of Continuous Improvement
Six Sigma Principles
Lean Principles
Lean and Six Sigma
Certification
IASSC Testing Approach
IASSC Black Belt
Lean Six Sigma Project
Roles and Responsibilities
Project Phases
Project Deliverables
Project Charter & Business Case
Project Reviews
Coaching Stakeholders
Coaching with Questions
Coaching with Feedback
Lean Six Sigma Fundamentals
Critical To Quality (CTQ)
Variation
Elements of Waste
Y=F(x)
Process Management
Lean Six Sigma Metrics
Define Stage
Project Selection
Pareto Principle
Voice of the Customer
Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ)
Process Mapping
Lean Value
Define Stage Deliverables
Measure Stage
Problem Statement
Problem Definition Tools
Data Types
Measurement Systems
Measurement Errors
X/Y Matrix
FMEA Principles
Value Stream Mapping
Value Stream Map Data Box
As-is Metrics
Data Collection
Measure Stage Deliverables
Basic Six Sigma Statistics
Descriptive Statistics
Normal Distribution
Basic Graphical Analysis
Graphing of Complex Data
Process Stability
Run Chart
Process Capability Principles
Z Scores
Central Limit Theorem
Analyze Stage
Problem Analysis
Statistical Analysis
Visual Analysis
Lean Flow Analysis
Lean Quality Analysis
Lean Resource Analysis
Analyze Stage Deliverables
Improve Stage
Problem Improvement
Solving Special Cause & Common Cause Problems
Intro to Design of Experiments
Lean Improvement: Flow
Lean Improvement: Pull
Solving Problems with Poka Yoke
Solving Problems with Five S Principles
Innovation and Concept Selection
Improve Stage Deliverables
Control Stage
Cost - Benefit Analysis
Control Plan
Response Plan
Prevention as Control
Lean Process Control
Statistical Process Control
Implementing the Solution
Control Stage Deliverables
Who is this course for?
Persons looking to learn about the advanced Lean Six Sigma principles, tools, and methodology required to lead a Lean Six Sigma project as a Black Belt practitioner.
Requirements
This course is one of eight courses that are a part of our Lean Six Sigma Black Belt program. Other recommended courses include: Design of Experiments, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis, Hypothesis Testing, Measurement Systems Analysis, Project Management for Engineers, Statistical Process Control, Team Leadership.
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