Monday 11 September 2017

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification in Australia

Do you own a company? Or thinking for a new start up then, make sure you are lean six sigma black belt certified. A person with “Lean six sigma black belt” certificate stands out from the crowd because that personal have full knowledge about the management and smooth functioning of the company which automatically lead to higher profits by the company. Even a basic understanding of lean principles can change and increase overall value of company. It benefits you in providing the ultimate service to your clients.

Lean six sigma black belt training can improve your performance standards. The duration of course is eight days and this training is suitable for team leaders and facilitators, Managers, Senior Engineers, Black Belt Candidates and anyone who desires an understanding of Lean Six Sigma principles and skills. If you have green belt certificate then only you are eligible for the Lean six sigma black belt training.


Comprehensive Business Improvement Solutions provide you the training of Lean six sigma black belt in Melbourne and Sydney. CBIS is the most favorable institute for Lean six sigma black belt training because after completion of your training you will surely see a noticeable difference in yourself. 

Course Overview:

Overview

1. What is Lean
2. Lean Principles
3. Evolution of Lean
4. Eight Types of Waste (MUDA)
5. Waste and Value
6. What is SIX SIGMA?
7. Six Sigma History
8. DMAIC Vs. DMADV
9. Lean Six Sigma (LSS)
10. Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ)
11. LSS and Cost
12. Similarities of Lean and Six Sigma
13. Differences of Lean and Six Sigma
14. LSS Tools Overview
15. Limitations to LSS projects

• Define Phase

1. Project Team and Roles & Responsibilities
2. Brainstorming
3. Generating Project Ideas
4. Affinity Diagram
5. Project Selection (X-Y) Matrix
6. Stakeholders Analysis
7. Resistance Management and Force Field Analysis
8. Project Risk Assessment
9. Project Charter
10. Process Definition
11. SIPOC
12. Voice of Customer (VOC)
13. Critical to Quality (CTQ)

• Measure Phase

1. C&E (Fishbone) Diagram
2. Pareto Chart
3. C&E Matrix
4. FMEA
5. Different types of Data
6. Inferential and descriptive statistics
7. Population and Sampling
8. Sample Size Calculation
9. Stratification
10. Data Collection Plan
11. Measurement System Analysis (MSA)
12. Accuracy and Precision
13. Bias
14. Linearity
15. Stability
16. Repeatability & Reproducibility (G R&R)
17. Attribute MSA (KAPPA)
18. Statistical Measures (Mean, Median, Mode, Range, Variance, Standard Deviation, Skewness, Kurtosis)
19. Different Types of Variation
20. Histogram
21. Normal Distribution and Normality Test
22. Run Chart
23. Individual Control Chart
24. Discrete Statistical Distributions(Binomial, Poisson)
25. Normal and standardised normal distributions
26. Central Limit Theorem
27. Process Capability Indices (Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk)
28. Short Term and Long term Sigma Level

• Analyze Phase

1. Process Mapping Tools
2. SIPOC,  Spaghetti Diagram,  Process Flow Chart, etc.
3. Value and Non-value Add Analysis
4. Value Stream Map (VSM) – Current State
5. Graphical Cause Validation Tools (5 Whys, Causal Tree, …)
6. Statistical Cause Validation Tools
7. Box Plot, Dot Plot, Main Effect Plot, Multi-vari Chart
8. Hypothesis Test
9. Chi-square Test
10.Scatter Plot and Correlation
11.Simple Linear Regression
12. Multiple Linear Regression
13. Non-Linear Regression
14. Design of Experiment
15. Improve Phase
16. Improvement Strategy
17. Kaizen
18. Brainstorming
19. 5S (Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardise, Sustain)
20. Poka Yoke (Mistake Proofing)
21. Standardised Work
22. Layout Planning
23. Just-In-Time (JIT)
24. Pull and Push Systems
25. Kanban
26. Batch Flow and Single Piece Flow
27. Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
28. Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
29. Single Minutes Exchange of Die (SMED)
30. Value Stream Map (VSM) – Future State
31. Cost-Benefit Analysis
32. Improvement Solution Selection
33. Project Pilot
34. Project Planning

• Control Phase

1. Standardisation
2. Documentation
3. Training
4. Visual Control
5. Statistical Process Control
6. Variable Control Charts (Xbar-R, Xbar-S, …)
7. Variable Control Charts (C chart, P chart, …)enrol
8. Before and After Analysis
9. Project Closure

For more details about Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training & Certification visit at www.cbisco.com.au or call us at 1300 72 75 77.