Information about the training
The 38-hour Six Sigma Green Belt training program is conducted in a hybrid form – online meetings with Luqam Trainers (Black Blet and Master Black Belt level Experts) are interspersed with interactive lessons on Opexity’s state-of-the-art training platform. Together with the experts, the Training Participants will go through 8 thematic modules covering the various phases of the DMAIC model and learn about Six Sigma tools and how they can be used in practice.
Upon completion of the training, Participants will earn the title of Green Belt and two personal certificates, attesting to the knowledge they have gained (certificates are perpetual).
9-month access to training materials
8 training modules
Individual consultations with the Trainer
“Live” meetings with the Trainer
2 certificates
53 online lessons
Tests confirming the acquired knowledge
Hybrid form of the training
Monitored training progressTrainees
Benefits
Why Six Sigma
Green Belt with us?
- Intensive knowledge and skills training.
- Trainers - Master Black Belt and Black Belt experts with extensive experience.
- Possibility to have additional consultations with the Trainer.
- Experience in the preparation and presentation of a Six Sigma Green Belt project.
- Access to the e-learning platform with training materials.
- A workshop form of training with a number of case studies and exercises.
Training Program
- Opening meeting with the trainer - discussing and expanding Six Sigma concepts,
- Introduction to the DMAIC model,
- Learning basic statistical terms such as: standard deviation, mean, mode and median, population, research sample, null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis, statistical errors,
- Learning basic Six Sigma statistical concepts such as: Project Charter, CTQ, Types of Data, Gage R&R, Histogram, Criteria-based Matrix, DoE, Pilot Project, Control plan,
- Roles, responsibilities, and competencies of people involved in the implementation of Six Sigma strategy in an organization,
- Presentation of the Six Sigma Green Belt credit requirements and providing information about training realization.
- Overview of the first phase of the DMAIC Model - project selection and its complicity with the organization's business objective, selecting a project team, creating a Project Charter and preparing a Process Map draft,
- Project selection criteria,
- Defining the purpose of mapping and discussing ways to map processes in an organization - Flow Chart, Value Stream Mapping, Flow Analysis, computer simulations,
- Flow Analysis - process observation, summary and analysis of the follow-up conclusions, identifying the potential for improvement and planning improvement activities,
- Value Stream Mapping - selecting an appropriate mapping product, principles and symbols for data collection and its graphical representation, stages of creating a Value Stream Map, interpreting results and identifying potential for improvement.
- Overview of the second phase of the DMAIC Model - defining the current state of the process and its capabilities, establishing a data collection plan and validating the measurement system,
- Measurement System Analysis (MSA) - purposes of the analysis, factors affecting the measurement system, evaluating the measurement system, benefits from using MSA in the organization,
- Kappa Method - application, performing calculations, analyzing and interpreting conclusions,
- Overview of terms used in Six Sigma: accuracy, stability, linearity, repeatability, reproducibility,
- Machine, equipment and process capability - parameters defining capability, ways of calculating them and interpreting the obtained results,
- Repeatability and reproducibility testing - principles and steps for performing R&R tests,
- Use of statistics in Six Sigma project-work.
- Overview of the third phase of the DMAIC Model - analyzing the factors affecting the process and studying the cause and effect relationships between them,
- Problem Solving Methods - practical examples of quality tools application,
- Design for Six Sigma - designing new products or processes based on the customer's specified requirements,
- Creativity in Six Sigma projects - analysing thought patterns and seeing differences in the ways of solving problems according to the personality type,
- Practical training workshop with the trainer - working with data.
- Overview of the fourth phase of the DMAIC Model - testing new solutions, Piloting the Solution, decision matrixes, risk assessment and justifying solutions,
- Design of Experiments - searching for appropriate process parameters to reduce variability in the process - techniques and examples of how DoE is used in practice,
- FMEA - a method focused on the detection of potential problems that may occur in the design phase and in the manufacturing phase of products,
- DFMEA - Design Failure Mode and Effect Analysis, and PFMEA - Process Failure Mode and Effect Analysis,
- A method for preventing errors - Poka Yoke,
- Improving process efficiency and effectiveness using the Hoshin methodology and One-Piece Flow,
- How to be a good leader? - effective team management, leadership and effective communication.
- Overview of the fifth phase of the DMAIC Model - monitoring and controlling the process,
- Statistical Process Control (SPC) - a set of methods for process optimization and improvement using selected statistical tools,
- Overview of the structure and types of control cards,
- Creating control cards and practical examples of their use,
- Six principles for detecting lack of Statistical Process Control.
- Elements of a simulation game - “live” with the Trainer,
- Practical aspects of conducting Six Sigma projects in accordance with the DMAIC model,
- Case study - discussing examples of Six Sigma projects in the production area,
- Case study - discussing examples of Six Sigma projects in the services area,
- Robust Design - a way of designing products or services with both controlled and uncontrolled factors,
- Loss function - calculating an organization's loss value resulting from producing goods that do not meet customer requirements.
- Personal consultations with the Trainer (emails or Zoom meetings form),
- Presentation and defense of the Green Belt project by the trainee.
Our Experts
Top performing continuous improvement leader and innovative change agent offering many years of overseeing multiple major continuous improvement deployment and organizational change management initiatives from San Diego, CA. Proven history in leading large cross-functional multi-department team members in all aspects including coaching all levels of organization to sustain improvement investments and savings. He gained his experience working at Cisco Systems, Union Bank, Biomarin Pharmaceutical Inc., Naval Special Warfare Command and more! Led training modules and mentored 16 process improvement projects to completion and certifying 25 Lean Six Sigma Black Belts across three U.S. time zones resulting in $9 million in annual savings in operational costs.
He specializes in Six Sigma projects, as well as applying statistical tools and methods such as SPC, MSA, DoE. He gained his experience in the position of Product Engineering Leader. His responsibilities included leading a team of Product Engineers in conducting Six Sigma projects. He led continuous improvement and cost reduction initiatives with manufacturing optimization and quality management. He was also involved in solving manufacturing problems using RedX and Six Sigma methodology.
Specialist in the field of Lean Management, Six Sigma and Project Management tools. A graduate of post-graduate Lean Six Sigma Black Belt studies at Gdańsk University of Technology, he gained his experience in various positions, such as Quality Manager, Project Leader, Process Leader. His responsibilities included initiating mini-projects focused on minimizing losses related to low quality, implementing Lean Manufacturing philosophy, conducting problem analysis using Six Sigma tools, and validating quality management system procedures.
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Price
799€
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FAQ
For people interested in being actively involved in Six Sigma projects, and for those who want to lead improvement projects. For those looking for solutions to improve processes in their organization.
Application must be made by completing the registration form. You can find the registration form here: https://www.opexity.com/set/register-greenbelt/
Applications are not required. Live lessons are provided through the ClickMeeting platform, and video training is available at https://www.opexity.com/. Login details will be sent prior to the training (provided payment has been made).
The certificates issued after the training are delivered by post to the address indicated on the application form.
The materials presented in class and additional materials are available on the platform in an electronic format. Access to films on the Opexity platform is granted for a period of 9 months.
There is no funding available.
Upon receipt of the aforementioned information, the Training Organiser undertakes to return the amount paid for the training within 3 working days from the date of receiving the e-mail. A Participant who decides to resign during the training will not receive a refund of the amount paid for the training.
You have to make the payment for up to 3 days after receiving an email with the payment link and bank transfer details.
No! Conducting and defending your own project is optional.
„Live” trainings will be recorded. There will be an opportunity to watch the training in case of absence upon Participant’s request.
Yes, the training is conducted in English. Materials provided on the Opexity platform are also provided in English!
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Contact
- LUQAM Sp. z o.o. Sp.k.
- Kamieńskiego 47, 30-644 Cracow, PL
- 85 Great Portland, London W1W 7LT, UK
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- REGON No. 122736324
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