Additional module Lean Six Sigma projects

Mikrocentrum

By submitting a Lean Six Sigma project, you demonstrate that you can put what you have learned into practice.

Price

from €310

Level

Not specified

Kind

Training

Subject

Manufacturing, engineering and construction

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Description

A Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and/or Black Belt is expected to be capable of carrying out a project that delivers a measurable and significant improvement or cost saving, using the DMAIC methodology. After completing the theoretical part of the Lean Six Sigma course, including the Green Belt or Black Belt examination, you have the opportunity to demonstrate that you can also apply what you have learned in practice. Assessing the impact of a Lean Six Sigma project Given the diversity of participating organisations, ranging from small companies to large organisations, it is difficult to define in advance exactly what every project must achieve. Together with the trainer, you will determine what constitutes significant impact in your situation and how the project should be set up. It is important to involve your organisation’s finance department at an early stage of the project, as they should ultimately be able to confirm that the reported financial saving represents an actual realised saving. The main difference between a Green Belt and a Black Belt project is the scope: Green Belt project: the scope is always limited to one specific process, for example one particular producti…