Six Sigma Green Belt Training

Six Sigma Green Belt training provides the bulk of the organization's horsepower in making process improvements. An individual with Green Belt training will be able to resolve most problem issues for the organization. The will be skilled in problem definition, analysis, and control methods. Under the direction of a Black Belt or Master Black Belt, the Green Belts work the individual issues. An organization should have a larger number of Green Belts than Black Belts. Every function would benefit from having at least one Green Belt. As time goes on and successes are achieved, one will find that more IS better.

The Green Belt training consists of the following:

Curriculum

Week 1

Introduction to Six Sigma

Business and SIPOC (Supplier-input-process-output-Customer)
Process Maps
Thought Maps
MSE- Continuous Data
MSE - Attribute Data
Introduction to Experimentation
Full Factorials
ANOVA

At Home Project Execution Full Factorial DOE (Required for Green Belt Certification)

Week 2

Cause & Effect
Control Charts
Components of Variation-Introduction
Fractional Factorials
Rolled Throughput Yield/DPU
Z Transform
Minitab or JMP
Basic Statistics
Hypothesis Testing
Project Presentations