Six Sigma Black Belt - #OE016

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  • Duration 10 days
  • Validation TRIGO Training certificate
  • Training type Classroom
  • Delivery methodOn site
    Remote session
  • Session type Open sessions / Public seminars
    Dedicated /In-company session
  • Number of participants 3 p. min
    9 p. max (on site)
    9 p. max (remote)
  • Languages Training materials: English/French Trainers: 25+ spoken languages by TRIGO trainers all over the world

Description

You wish to upgrade some of your Green Belts to a Black Belt qualification, to support your breakthrough improvement approach, through the management of strategic projects both to reduce variability and optimize the process flow, of your industrial or service processes.
BB qualification can only be awarded after successful completion of the knowledge test (case study with Minitab).

  • Identify and manage strategic projects (reduction of process variability and/or process flow optimization).
  • Use advanced statistical techniques appropriately at the DMAIC steps and apply them effectively in the context of a Lean 6 Sigma project.
  • Apply the statistical tools that apply to data with non-normal distributions.
  • Effectively integrate Lean tools into a DMAIC approach.
  • Know how to use Minitab for statistical data analysis.

Qualified Green Belts wishing to evolve to support a breakthrough improvement approach.

This training is offered in several sessions: 2 sessions of 2 days and 2 sessions of 3 days.
The DMAIC steps and associated tools are taught based on a case study and exercises.
During this training, it is recommended that participants apply the concepts and tools taught during the intersession on a Six Sigma project of their organization; feedback is done at the beginning of each session.
6 Sigma file on excel format is provided to allow the formalization of the 6 Sigma project results and the use of basic statistical tools.

Knowledge test (Multi Choice Questions: 60 questions) over approximately 2 hours

Participant file including presentations delivered during the course and exercise materials. Training materials in digital format are made available to trainees a few days before the course.

  • Have a PC with a microphone, a webcam and, if possible, a headset for greater comfort. Note: background screens are available on Zoom or Teams to blur or hide the rear view.
  • Have a good Internet connection, to be tested before the session.
  • Be installed in a quiet, isolated place; set yourself to “unavailable” status on Teams; close your email access, and mute your phone, so as not to be disturbed during the session.
  • Participants from the same organization should not be grouped together in the same room, but each at his/ her own desk, to avoid any side discussions during the session. Virtual sub-groups will be specially created for the exercises, which will also enable mixed groups.
  • Remote qualification/certification exams must be taken with webcam and microphone open. We may also need to check that you are alone in the room.
  • Please connect 5 minutes before the start of the session.

Prerequisites

  • Be Green-Belt qualified (diploma to be communicated to us) or if you don’t have a diploma and think you have the Green-Belt level, we will offer you a knowledge test (3-hour quiz) to assess your entry level to the training course (contact us for an offer).
  • A laptop computer running Minitab statistical processing software. Please contact us for a license at a  preferential rate.
  • Have a 6 Sigma project at Black-Belt level to apply in intersession, the concepts taught

Program

SEQUENCE N° 1 (2 days)

 

Day 1: Define step – Part 1: Selecting priorities:

  • From strategy to Lean 6 Sigma project launch
  • Building the team
  • Defining operating rules

 

Day 2: Define step – Part 1 (cont’d):

  • Listening to the voice of the customer
  • The team contracts
  • Selecting priorities” review

 

Define step – Part 2: Learning about the process:

  • Process mapping (SIPOC, VSM, Logigram)
  • Quick-Wins

 

Summary of the Define step

 

SEQUENCE N° 2 (2 days)

 

Day 3: Measure step:

  • Introduction to Minitab
  • Controlling measurement system variability

 

Day 4: Measure step (cont’d):

  • The different measures of competitiveness
  • Different types of data and scales
  • Measuring process performance (data collection, sampling error, types of variation, capability)
  • Identifying sources of variation

 

Summary of the Measure step

 

SEQUENCE N° 3 (3 days)

 

Day 5: Analyze step:

  • Descriptive statistical analysis
  • Inferential analysis (graphical analysis and hypothesis testing)

 

Day 6: Analyze step (cont’d):

  • Simple regression analysis (linear and non-linear)
  • Multiple regression analysis
  • Logistic regression analysis

 

Day 7: Analyze step (cont’d):

  • Introduction to DOE
  • DOE for screening
  • DOE for filtering
  • Complete factorial DOE

 

Summary of the Analyze step

 

SEQUENCE N° 4 (3 days)

 

Day 8: Improve step:

  • Generate innovative solutions: Triz
  • Productivity enhancement solutions
  • Choose the solution
  • Model the response
  • Optimize settings through experimentation

 

Day 9: Improve step (cont’d):

  • Seek to optimize the flow
  • Anticipate solution risks
  • Anticipate the obstacles to change
  • Implement on a small scale

 

Summary of the Improve step

 

Control step – Part 1: “Stabilize & Standardize”

  • Controlling critical variables
  • Control plan
  • Control charts to control the new process
  • Checking the long-term capability of the new process
  • 5S principles
  • Transfer

 

Day 10: 

 

Control step – Part 2:  Project closing review

  • Summary of the “Control” step
  • Maintaining gains after the project
  • Summary of the Lean 6 Sigma approach

 

Exam