Practical LEAN SIX SIGMA 

GREEN BELT AND BLACK BELT WORKSHOP

Learn the Latest Techniques and Tools To Earn Your SFMA Certification!

Participants will learn the practical view in using Lean Six Sigma ideas and tools to improve business processes. BY completion of this course, participants will:

• Learn improvement concepts and techniques integral to Lean Six Sigma
• Learn to identify the “red flags" of opportunity.
• Learn how positive organizational behavior and teamwork impact Lean Six Sigma to make improvements stick
• Learn how bottom-line improvements and higher customer satisfaction can be achieved through a Lean Six Sigma approach to improvement

Start Date:  May 20, 2015

Black Belt:  May 21, 27, 28, June 3, 4, 16, 17, 18, July 1, 2, 15

Green Belt: May 21, 27, 28, June 3, 4, 16, July 15

Time: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 

Location: Nipro Diagnostics Training Center located at 2200 W. Cypress Creek Road, Fort Lauderdale,  FL 33309

Tuition: SFMA Member: Black Belt: $4400 Group Rate (4 or more): $4200

Green Belt: $3000 Group Rate : $2800

Non-Member: Black Belt: $4600 Group Rate (4 or more): $4400

Green Belt: $3000 Group Rate : $3000

Black Belt (12 Days) Practical Lean Six Sigma Black Belt training is designed for people who will perform or facilitate process analysis and improvement activities, and will conduct or support business process data collection and analysis. Participants must successfully complete and present the details of a strategically-linked process improvement project, a designed experiment, and an application of Statistical Process Control. 

Prerequisite: Have a laptop computer for use in class. Technical background with advanced mathematics skills; be competent in computer use of spreadsheets and data applications, and be able to use charts and graphs.

Green Belt (8 Days) Practical Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training is designed for people who will participate in data collection, process analysis and improvement activities, but who typically will not lead the statistical analysis of business process data (beyond Statistical Process Control) or the direction of Lean Six Sigma activities. Participants must successfully complete and present the details of a strategically-linked process improvement project and an application of Statistical Process Control. 

Prerequisite: Have a laptop computer for use in class. Technical background with advanced mathematics skills; be competent in computer use of spreadsheets and data applications, and be able to use charts and graphs.

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