Overview:
Lean techniques eliminate wasteful activities, while Six Sigma is a disciplined method for meeting customers’ expectations and eliminating defects in any process. IISE’s Lean Six Sigma Training offers the unique approach of weaving both lean and Six Sigma methodologies into a seamless certificate program that can help you achieve substantial improvements in your organization. By completing this course of study, you will gain a solid general knowledge of the theory, composition and implementation of a lean Six Sigma initiative. You will also become proficient in all of the analytical tools necessary to define, measure, analyze, improve, implement and control improvement projects.
Testimonial
The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Online On-Demand has been
really good. I am happy with the way the dashboard works and the interactive
parts. Thank you for everything.
Juan Ignacio Leon
Cost Controller, Regional Office – Miami
CMA-CGM
What You Will Learn:
- Configure to demand
- Develop lean process flows
- Implement lean in your organization
- Reduce cycle time through minimizing wait times
- Analyze process data using comprehensive statistical methods
- Control the process to assure that improvements are used
- Define an opportunity for improving customer satisfaction
- Implement the recommended improvements
- Improve existing processes by reducing variation
- Measure process characteristics that are critical to quality
Online Content
Lean Content
- 1-1 (Introduction)
- 1-2 (Lean Process) & 1-3 (Value)
- 1-4 (Value Stream)
- Value Stream Mapping Exercise (1-4-28-30)
- 1-5 (Flow)
- Flow Exercise (1-5-30)
- 1-6 (Push vs Pull Systems)
- Pull Exercise (1-6-17)
- 1-7 (Waste)
- Kaizen Exercise (1-7-34)
- 1-8 (Problem Solving A3)
- A3 Exercise (1-8-54-62)
- 1-9 (Kaizen) & 1-10 (5S)
- 5S Exercise (1-10-61 -64)
- 1-11 (POU, SMED - SUR, Changeover), 1-12 (Voice of Customer) & 1-13 (Launching Initiatives)
- House of Quality Exercise (1-12-39)
- 2-1 (Human Factor and Transformation)
- Future State Exercise (2-1-11)
- Paradigms Exercise (2-1-17)
- 2-2 (Strategy and Work)
- 2-3 (3P), 2-4 (Visual Management) & 2-5 (Bill of Materials)
- Visual Management Exercise (2-4-22)
- Bill of Materials Exercise (2-5-10)
- 2-6 (Multimix Case Study)
- 2-7 (Appendix)
Six Sigma Content
- 1-1 (Introduction), 1-2 (Six Sigma Projects) & 1-3 (Intro to Statistics)
- 1-4 (Probability) & 1-5 (Confidence)
- 1-6 (Test of Hypothesis)
- 1-7 (Regression) & 1-8 (Reliability)
- 2-2 (Review of SPC)
- 2-3 (Short Run SPC)
- 2-4 (DOE Part 1)
- 2-4 (DOE Part 2)
- 2-4 (DOE Part 3)
- 2-4 (DOE: Catapult as a Model)
- 2-5 (Simulation) & 2-6 (Measurement Systems Analysis)
- 3-1 (Goodness of Fit Testing) & 3-2 (Acceptance Sampling)
- 3-3 (Voice of the Customer) & 3-4 (Project Management)
- 3-5 (Team Processes)
- 3-6 (FMEA)
- 3-7 (Cost of Quality)
To support all of our Six Sigma Black Belt courses we have established a secure web site with useful supplemental information for the class. To see what materials are included, click
here.
After completing the course materials you will have the option to take the online Lean Six Sigma black belt Exam. The exam is included in the course fee. To pass the exam participants must achiever a score of 70% (80% for transfer credit) or higher. To learn more about this format click
here.
In order to achieve the IISE Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certificate participants mush complete a black belt project within one calendar year after the passing the Lean Six Sigma black belt exam. For more information about this requirement click
here.
Requirements
- Users of On Demand Seminars must have an established Internet connection.
- Access to content is only available for 12 months. Access will expire 12 months from the date of purchase.
- You must have Microsoft Excel (Preferably 2007 or above)
- The software included with the course fee SigmaZone SPC XL and DOE PRO only supports Windows operating systems.
- You must have Windows Media Player or some player that can play wmv movie files.
- You must have a flash compatible device to play some videos included in the content.
How to Access
After you have registered for the course, you will be emailed access instructions. If you don't receive the email, first check your spam folder and then contact
onlinesupport@iise.org.
Course Content
Projects
- Go 'Configure to Demand' - A look at how to move toward a multi-tiered product delivery system using:
- - Product Configuration
- - Planning Bills of Materials
- - Product Delivery System Integration Techniques
- Learn the Process Flow - A look at how to establish flow and how to make it lean using lean process design techniques:
- - Baseline Process
- - Product Anatomy
- - Process Anatomy
- - Activity Level Data Collection
- - Lean Design
- - Data Analysis
- - New Process Design (Flow, Point of Use, Pull, Quality, Takt)
- - Lean Tools (e.g. Point of Use and Visual Controls)
- Rate-based Planning - A look at how to plan the resources necessary for operating in a lean environment using:
- - Schedule Cycle and Footprint
- - Mix Model Sequencing
- - Sequencing and Pacing Box
- - Capacity Planning and Response Profiles
- Pull from Customer Through Supply - A look at how to reduce customer waiting time significantly and increase customer satisfaction using:
- - Finished Goods Inventory Strategies
- - Point of Sale Data
- - Production Planning
- - Material Control
- - Kanban
- Accomplish supplier and logistics integration
- Complete a lean enterprise transformation
- Develop a multi-tiered product delivery system
- Identify the components of a lean process
- Integrate rate-based planning and scheduling
- Project Management
- Team Skills
- Six Sigma Philosophy and Structure
- Introduction to Statistics
- Descriptive
- Probability and Probability Distributions:
- - Definitions
- - Rules
- - Hypergeometric
- - Binomial
- - Poisson
- - Normal
- - Exponential
- - Chi Square
- - F
- - Student t
- Confidence and Confidence Intervals
- - Means
- - Standard Deviations
- - Proportions
- Tests of Hypothesis
- - Means
- - Standard Deviations
- - Proportions
- Design of Experiments
- - Concepts
- - ANOVA
- - Factorial
- Statistical Process Control and Process Capability
- - Variables
- - Attributes
- Process Capability
- Reliability
- Measurement Systems Analysis
- Goodness of Fit Testing
- Regression and Correlation
- - Linear
- - Curvilinear
- - Multivariate
- Cost of Quality
- Exam
More Testimonials
I want to express my deepest appreciation to you for your guidance in assisting me going through the class materials, preparing for the exam, completing the project, and being certified by a renowned institute like IISE as a Six Sigma Black Belt. I also want to thank all of the other students in the class for your patience and encouragement. The Six Sigma strategy and methodology not only provides me a set of sharp tools at work, which enables me to add more value to my company, it also broadens my career horizon. Because of the certificate, I have already earned more respect from my colleagues! I knew I had made a right choice to pursue this. Again, thank you!
- Roxanne Tu, project manager, Southern California Edison Co.
Larry Aft was the best part of the "Six Sigma Black Belt" seminar. His vast knowledge of multiple industries and his experience in training helped me understand how these concepts could be useful in my line of work.
- Cantrece Green-Ndongala
Here is the final leg of my project. We made some good improvements and the process is in control. Already some good cost savings and reimbursement we are seeing from this. … Thank you for a great program! I will definitely recommend to my peers.
– John A. Tucker, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Columbia, Missouri
Certification
Individuals who complete all of the course requirements will receive the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. This certification is valid for three years and must be renewed by logging on to
http://www.iise.org/RenewCertificate. There is a $50 fee to cover administrative costs associated with the renewal. Lost certificates may be replaced using the same process.