Lean Six Sigma Black Belt - eLearning (exam included)

650,00 EUR

  • 16 hours
eLearning

The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt online course focuses on providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the complementary areas of Lean and Six Sigma. It covers tools and techniques that are useful for improving the production process, reducing waste, and minimizing defects in the final product, with an emphasis on the practical application of these tools and techniques within the organization. Participants can use the knowledge from this course to lead various critical projects in their respective organizations.

Course timeline

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  1. Introduction to Six Sigma

    Lesson 01

    A brief history of quality

    What is quality (definitions) and service or product

    Quality gurus and their contributions to quality

    Company-wide overview

    Leadership

    Six Sigma roles and responsibilities

    Team formation

    Team facilitation

    Group dynamics

    Time management for teams

    Tools for group-based decision making

    Management and planning tools

    Evaluation of team performance and rewards

    Overview of DMAIC

  2. Six Sigma methodology

    Lesson 02

    Key stakeholders

    Impact on stakeholders

    Crucial for the requirements

    Benchmarking

    Business performance metrics

    Financial measures

    YOU

    Customer satisfaction levels

    Customer needs of Juran

    Market research

    Downstream

    QFD

    Performance measures

    Project Charter

    Charter negotiation

    Project plan and baselines

    Project monitoring

  3. Six Sigma methodology - Measure

    Lesson 03

    Processors, process characteristics, process flow metrics, input and output

    Process maps and flowcharts

    SIPOC

    Data Type & Scale

    Data collection

    Selection strategies

    Fishbone diagram

    Relationship matrices or priority matrices

    Basic statistics

    Analytical statistics

    Measurement Uncertainty R & R

    Process capability analysis

  4. Six Sigma methodology - Analyze

    Lesson 04

    Correlation and regression analysis

    Hypothesis testing

    FMEA

    Gap analysis

    The five whys

    Pareto chart

    Tree diagram

    Non-value adding activities

    The cost of poor quality (COPQ)

  5. Six Sigma methodology - Improve

    Lesson 05

    DOE

    Fail-safe

    5S

    Kanban

    Standard operations

    Operator work instructions

    Bicycle time reduction

    Continuous flow manufacturing

    SMED

    Kaizen and Kaizen Blitz

    Theory of Constraints (TOC)

    Risk analysis

  6. Six Sigma methodology - Control

    Lesson 06

    Statistical process control

    Other control tools

    Maintain controls

    Maintain improvements

  7. Other course materials

    Lesson 07

    DFSS

    More about Lean

    Case Study 1

    Case Study 2

Learning objectives

By the end of this eLearning for Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, you will be able to understand and learn about:

Provide with comprehensive knowledge

...about the tools and techniques, advantages, and challenges of the Six Sigma and Lean methodologies. ...to form and effectively lead a Six Sigma project team. ...to students to apply DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control) and various Six Sigma tools in process and quality improvement. ...of Kaizen projects. ...to avoid pitfalls in implementing six sigma. ...needed for production process improvement in their organizations and help them adopt the right approach.

Qualitative and quantitative methods

Teach students in both quantitative and qualitative methods from the complementary areas of Lean and Six Sigma.

Relate Six Sigma and Lean concepts

Participants will be able to link Six Sigma and Lean concepts to the company's overall mission and objectives, as well as apply the concepts to business problems and transition projects from phase to phase.

Problem-solving ability

The participants will develop superior problem-solving skills that can be immediately applied in real-world projects.

Apply Lean concepts

Participants will be able to apply Lean concepts such as 5S, waste reduction, process mapping, value stream mapping, error-proofing, etc., in their workplace. They will be able to define, present, and manage improvement projects

Target audience

Employees and organizations that require a standardized approach to problem solving for continuous improvement

This would include team leaders, supervisors, employees, quality assurance engineers, project managers, software professionals, practitioners, members of the quality assurance team, working managers, and senior management who will devote a small portion of their time to applying DMAIC and Kaizen tools in their natural work area.

People who want to lead improvement projects

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Individuals who strive to significantly improve business processes

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Functional managers aim to significantly

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Functional managers aim to achieve significant business outcomes for their organizations

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Managers and employees who want to become certified as Black Belt in Six Sigma

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Are there other professional members who conduct research, innovations, or consultancy within process improvement practices

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Why it's worth your time!

Professional certifications are important for your personal development and improve the credibility of your expertise in that field. Here are 6 other benefits:

Create a Competitive Advantage

Improve your Knowledge and Skills

Professional Credibility

Career Advancements

Personal Development

Meet Professional or Corporate Requirements

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