The course will prepare students by helping them learn Basic Six Sigma Concepts, Understand the DMAIC Methodology, and Apply and Improve in all kinds of internal and the make the most of data processes. The Lean Six Sigma (LSS) Green Belt course is designed for professionals from any industry or background interested in learning how to identify problems, analyze possibilities, and implement solutions for increasing productivity and efficiency in their organizations. The Green Belt course requires no prior experience in process improvement methodologies. The program provides a full introduction into DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control) principles, a data-driven improvement cycle used for optimizing and stabilizing business processes.
Have a group of employees that need the same training? Onsite training at your office or at VTEC facility! available as well live online instructor led classes. Course can be customized to your training needs.
The Green Belt course requires no prior experience in process improvement methodologies. The program provides a full introduction into DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control) principles, a data-driven improvement cycle used for optimizing and stabilizing business processes
Course cost doesn't include the cost of the Exam. Exams are administered by PearsonVue. VTEC is a PearsonVue Testing site. Course to run is subject to a minimum enrollment. If the minimum enrollment has not been me the course may run as a instructor led live on line virtual class. VTEC uses "GoToMeeting" platform and/or Microsoft Teams. For more information, please contact learn@vtec.org or call: 207-775-0244 or 800-899-1644.
Track Process Performance. DPU (Defects Per Unit), Defects, Defective Units, Opportunities, DPMO, Sigma Levels, DPMO and Sigma Levels, Impact of Sigma Levels, RTY, COPQ, Elements COPQ.
Perform FMEA, What is FMEA, DFMEA. Benefits of DFMEA. What is PFMEA? Benefits of PFMEA,
Differentiate between DFMEA and PFMEA. Elements of Risk. Failure Modes, Effects of Failure Modes. Potential Causes. Current Controls on Causes. Role of FMEA in Risk Assessment.