Intensive Black Belt Six Sigma with Certification

No public date is currently scheduled for this course. We can provide tailored course at a time and date that suits you. If interested please contact us.
Duration: 5 days

Prerequisites:

Completed Green Belt. 

Completed Pre-Course material (which we provide) before course starts. 

Day:

Typically, a day starts at 09:00 and runs until 18:00 then dinner and course work.

Price: 4,590 CHF

Certification as a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt

6 months free access to Lean Six Sigma Black Belt eLearning worth CHF 1,640

Devil in the Chain” International Business Thriller Book signed by James Amoah

Copy of “Essential Guide to Lean Six Sigma and Business Improvement” e-book

in PERson Training

Fast-track your career with our 5-day Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification. Gain hands-on expertise in Lean, Six Sigma, and Change Management to drive practical improvements. Our program guarantees Black Belt certification with dedicated project application, offers a substantial ROI from a single project, fosters networking with industry peers, and provides expert guidance from seasoned professionals

Get Certified in a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt

Operational excellence is a term used to describe the process of executing a business strategy better than your competition. Doing so positions you for increased revenue, lower operational risk, and lower operating costs.

 

If the last few years have shown business owners anything, it is that operational excellence is a crucial part of your management strategy.

 

Operational excellence is a term used to describe the process of getting the most from your people, your resources, and your assets. While there are many components to this, the bottom line comes down to working in partnerships with customers, staff, and suppliers. A failure to understand the needs of your customers, both internally and externally, means you may wind up wasting time, money, and resources – producing the wrong products at the wrong time, making the wrong quantities of a product, or making too much or not enough of something.

 

Today, more than two years after the global pandemic was declared, business operations are still being affected by production slowdowns, supply chain disruptions, and logistics nightmares. On top of that, there is worldwide pressure on oil and gas prices and unstable supply and pricing for many key commodities. This is impacting the supply and pricing of everything from a loaf of bread to computer chips for new cars and trucks.

 

Turmoil, inflation, and unrest may be the standard for business for the foreseeable future, meaning that successful companies will be the ones who fully understand each step in their supply chain, work with suppliers, and constantly review inventory, delivery, and internal and external capabilities. This will rely on clear, effective communication and the ability to react quickly to any changes. To do this, people must be well trained, highly motivated, and uniquely empowered to identify and solve problems quickly and permanently.

 

      This course is aimed at: 

  • Supply Chain professionals in procurement and purchasing

  • Professionals in Quality Management.

  • Any professional who would like to learn how to use and apply relationship evaluation models and how it can benefit your organization.

  • Anyone managing external resources who are new to SRM, or need a refresher course.

This course will help you to:

Reduced costs yielding better competition or higher profits through better use of resources.

Better employee retention and engagement.

Smart, inclusive, holistic management strategies.

High - quality company culture that engages instead of alienates leading to improved relationships with clients and partners.

CERTIFICATION

Get Certified with our Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma.

Analytical tools such as spend analyses (what is bought where?) and cost modeling (what drives cost?) to inform business case development:  – How to negotiate with suppliers using market-based (competitive bid) or multi-party (negotiation) mechanisms; – Ways of structuring relationships and contracts to track results, drive sustainable performance, and mitigate risk.

Course Content

Pre-Course Material (E-Learning)

  1. KANO
  2. QFD
  3. Little’s Law
  4. Kaizen
  5. Reducing complexity
  6. Introduction to Hypothesis testing for 1,2 & 3 sample tests
  7. Chi Square tests
  8. Non-parametric tests

Post-Course Material (E-Learning)

  1. Active listening
  2. Negotiation
  3. Coaching
  4. Influencing
  5. Kurt Lewin 3 phase model

In Person - 5 Day Training (Classroom)

1: Introduction.

2: DMAIC Roadmap review – adapting the Roadmap for lead time and risk reduction projects.

3: Statistical principles – a recap to ensure we are all ready for the material to be presented.

4: Measuring processes.

               4.1 Data collection planning – a review.

               4.2 Sample size selection – manual and Minitab.

               4.3 Measurement systems analysis – continuous & attribute data.   Calculating producer and consumer risks.

               4.4 Process metrics – Six Sigma and Lean.

               4.5 Process capability – including skewed data.

5: Creating Flow.

               5.1 Kanban – pull systems.

               5.2 Little’s law – practical use – including generic pull in transactional  processes

               5.3 Value stream mapping – how to reduce and control lead time.

6: Analysing Data

               6.1 Graphical analysis – a review

               6.2 Hypothesis testing exercises – including Chi Square – usually taught via case studies.

               6.3 Multiple Regression

               6.4 Logistic regression

               6.5 ANOVA – GLM – including fixed v random factors

 7: Optimising Processes

               7.1 FMEA

               7.2 Designed Experiments – Experimental strategy and Full Factorial DOE’s

               7.3 Fractional Factorial Experiments – Resolution V and III

 8: Controlling processes

               8.1 SPC

 9: Leading change – several change management models including Kotter’s 8 steps

 

10: Wrap up

Practical Information

Want to know more?

The course can take place in two ways. 

(1) If you contact us and tell us you want a training in a particular area we cover.

(2) When we have a course running which will be displayed above in a calendar format.

The course can either be in-person or virtual via video conferencing.

Case study work within the course will need to be completed to the required standard.

The exam consists of 70 questions randomly, drawn from a database of 140 questions.

It is:

  • online
  • multiple choice
  • open book

The exam, and any eLearning, is managed on our own LMS, and does not require software download.

On completion of the course and the exam the delegates will be awarded Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification.

Our courses are accredited by CSSC (Council for Six Sigma Certification).

The course can take place in two ways. 

(1) If you contact us and tell us you want a training in a particular area we cover.

(2) When we have a course running which will be displayed above in a calendar format.

The course can either be in-person or virtual via video conferencing.

Case study work within the course will need to be completed to the required standard.

The exam consists of 70 questions randomly, drawn from a database of 140 questions.

It is:

  • online
  • multiple choice
  • open book

The exam, and any eLearning, is managed on our own LMS, and does not require software download.

On completion of the course and the exam the delegates will be awarded Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification.

Our courses are accredited by CSSC (Council for Six Sigma Certification).

IF there are any other questions you have feel free to reach out:
INFO@KALEIDOSCOPE-INT.COM
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