Lean Six Sigma
Green Belt
Beginner to Practitioner
The Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course gives students a structured approach to projects starting with a problem statement and a series of stage reviews as the project progresses. This follows the DMAIC project roadmap, Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve, Control.
The course will focus on practical learning by doing in small groups. It will develop your knowledge of the teamworking tools and your ability to lead the team in achieving a goal.
It teaches analytical and presentation techniques using statistics software. Our aim is to demystify and simplify statistics so that you gain the maximum benefit from the simplest analysis.
As a Green Belt you might be expected to lead smaller project teams within your own discipline or skill area and within your existing function or department. You would also be an asset and gain further experience by participating in larger Black Belt projects.
Two days introduction and practice with Lean thinking.
The Lean methodology is the practice of organisational efficiency in minimizing waste and maximizing customer value.
Two days introduction to the basics of Six Sigma.
Six Sigma is a structured approach to increase customer satisfaction and reduce costs in business processes.
Two days of practice with the tools for basic analysis of data and sample statistics for Six Sigma.
In this module we will demonstrate and practice the more analytical tools used in Six Sigma projects.
On completion of this course you will be awarded:
On delivery of your certification project you will be awarded:
You'll work through practical project examples to gain hands-on experience of the software and tools by collaborating in a fun and challenging environment.
We'll share 20 years of insight and experience in industry to help you create and deliver your first valuable projects to your business.
Be it a Lean or Six Sigma project you'll need a structured approach to achieve lasting change for your initiatives.
Share ideas and achievements with others, and get valuable feedback on your journey to becoming a Lean Six Sigma practitioner.
Martin qualified as a Six Sigma Master Black Belt in 2002 with Air Academy, Colorado Springs, USA. He has trained over 1200 students and taught courses across the USA, Europe, and Asia.
He worked for global Life Sciences company Perkin-Elmer until 2014 and delivered projects for various domains from business process to scientific instrument manufacture.
Martin lives and works in Buckinghamshire, England.