Cmptl Academy offers two days of Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification and Training for both individuals and corporate employees. Lean Six Sigma Certification Training are delivered by experienced and one of the best Six Sigma trainers in the industry. Training will be driven on Mini-tab and practical exposure is assured with a classroom project.
Lean Six Sigma is devised to incorporate the concepts of Lean (reduce waste) and Six Sigma (reduce variation). The concepts of these methodologies complement each other and produce synergistic impact in achieving profound results. The results are so outstanding that it increases both the bottom-line (profits) and the top-line (increase in business). Leadership which has used Lean Six Sigma methodology has often achieved the uncommon by exponentially increasing the profits by keeping the operating costs the lowest and maintaining the highest quality. Lean Six Sigma Green and Black belt certification is driven using DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) methodology whereas Master Black belt certification is delivered majorly on DMADV (Define, Measure, Analyze, Design, Validate) methodology. DMADV is also called DFSS (Design for Six Sigma).
The training is driven on statistical tool – Minitab, which is used by greater than four-fifths of Fortune 100 companies. This goes to say that the opportunities are umpteen for a person with good Minitab working knowledge. We at Cmptl provide you perfect exposure to learn and showcase your skills on not just Lean Six Sigma but also Minitab tutorial. Having knowledge on Lean Six Sigma as well as statistical tools such as Minitab, SPSS, SAS, R, R Studio, Stata, MATLAB, etc., provides an opportunity to pursue luring jobs with luring salaries. We are committed to always stay on top of the developments in every space of learning to bring you the best from the best trainers in industry.
Things you learn in Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification training:
Introduction:
1. What is Lean Six Sigma
2. Evolution & History of Six Sigma
3. Type of Six Sigma methodologies
4. Introduction to elementary statistics
5. Various Data Types
6. Case study to understand the basic descriptive statistics
7. Graphical analysis of data – Histogram, Box plot, Normal distribution
8. Probability distribution
9. Different between Sigma & Sigma level
Define Phase:
10. Project identification methods – VoC, VoB, CoPQ (Voice of Customer/Business, Cost of Poor Quality)
11. How to identify & define CTQ (Critical to Quality)
12. Case study to identify CTQs from VoC, VoB, CoPQ
13. How to select a relevant project?
14. Creating project charter
15. Key elements of project charter
16. Prepare process maps – SIPOC (Supplier, Input, Process, Output, Customer)
17. Understand flow chart & FDM (Functional deployment map)
Measure Phase:
18. Central Limit Theorem
19. Operational definition & performance standards of Y (output)
20. Measurement System analysis
21. Attribute Agreement Analysis
22. Performance Measurement
23. Sigma Level (Z) for continuous & attribute data
24. Process c=Capability Indices – Cp, Cpk
25. Yield – FTY & RTY (First time yield & Rolled throughput yield)
Analyze Phase:
26. Identify all the potential Xs (inputs)
27. Qualitative analysis (Structured brainstorming, Affinity diagram, Fishbone diagram, etc.)
28. Time-based analysis / Process map analysis / Value stream analysis (VA-NVA analysis)
29. Risk-based analysis (FMEA – Failure Modes & Effects Analysis)
30. Graphical Analysis (Pareto etc.)
31. Identify only the critical Xs (inputs) – Hypothesis testing (2-sample t test, 2-proportion test, Chi-square test)
32. Scatter diagrams, Correlation analysis (r-value), Regression analysis (R-squared value)
Improve Phase:
33. Identify the alternative solutions using Process Mapping
34. Ideation techniques – De Bono 6 Hat Thinking, Brainstorming, Probing
35. Benchmarking
36. Evaluating the alternative solutions using Pugh matrix, Delphi technique
37. Design of Experiments – Benefits, Factors & Levels
38. Pilot, implement & validate solution
39. Pre vs Post pilot activities
Control Phase:
40. Control the identified critical Xs (inputs) u
41. Control plan & checklist
42. Mistake Proofing, Visual Standards, Inspections/Audits
43. Statistical Process Control (SPC)
44. Control Charts (p, np, c, u, IMR, X-bar R, X-bar S)
45. Record the solution and the benefits association with improvement
46. Handover the improved process to process owner & get sponsor signoff