Six Sigma Green Belt – ASQ

Six Sigma is an industry-standard methodology for process improvement and business transformation. Our Green Belt course is aligned with ASQ and IASSC's (known for their comprehensive and robust content) international Body of Knowledge (BOK). This unique Green Belt Six Sigma course will help you improve the quality of your organization's operations by adopting a data-driven approach. It will also give you the skills to work on projects that benefit all processes and businesses. Participants will learn the different phases of Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control (DMAIC) and how to craft a project charter. Additionally, they will learn about quality tools and statistics to support them while formulating problem statements and translating them into a measurable format. Participants will also be provided with the means to assess their organization's readiness to launch Six Sigma projects.

Through interactive lectures and group and individual presentations, the course will allow participants to practice the skills they have acquired through exercises and case studies. Additionally, videos will be shown on companies that implemented the Six Sigma methodology. Throughout the course, a case study will show how Six Sigma can be applied within an organization

• Pre-Training Assessment: to identify the current knowledge and skills of the participants before the training.
• Post-Training Assessment: to measure the improvement in the participants’ knowledge and skills after the training.

• Deploying Six Sigma
• Problem-solving
• Critical thinking
• Using applied statistics
• Lean principles

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Explain Six Sigma and its importance to drive and sustain business improvement
• Examine the define stage components and generate the project charter
• Discuss the measure, data sampling, and collection stage using various tools in Minitab
• Explore the analysis stage using various graphical analysis charts and tests
• Evaluate the improve and control stages using various Six Sigma tools
• Distinguish between Six Sigma methodology (variation removal) and Lean thinking (waste removal)