Lean Six Sigma Manager's Green Belt

London (EC2)

10/05/10

£

2,295

London (EC2)

05/07/10

£

2,295

Yorkshire (West)

Leeds (LS2)

19/04/10

£

2,295

Leeds (LS2)

02/08/10

£

2,295

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Course Overview

This course provides operational managers with the ability to understand the principles behind and the tools used in the Lean Six Sigma approach. It is intended for managers who simply want to understand the core tools and techniques so that they are able to support, scope and sponsor improvement projects rather than run them. It is not intended as a practitioner course and provides only limited practical exercises, which are targeted at scoping business scoping improvement projects.

Audience

All managers who are responsible for business improvement activity or the management of Green and Black belt resources. Managers who require more practical knowledge of Six Sigma should consider the Practitioner Green Belt [LSS103].

Skills Gained

This course has been designed to create confident and knowledgeable managers, who are able to understand the DMAIC methodology, the key Lean Six Sigma tools and how to apply them within improvement projects. Participants are not expected to become experts in the tools; however they will be challenged to contextualize Lean Six Sigma within their business and identify opportunities to improve.

This course will enable delegates to:

• Understand Scoping business improvement projects including the development of project charters.
• Understand managing and determining stakeholder requirements.
• Define relevant measurement tools.
• Understand applying Lean Principles to determine customer value, determine value streams, understand flow, develop pull systems and ensure perfection.
• Manage controlling business processes and understanding process change through the use of statistical process control and change management skills.

Prerequisites

Participants should have either the ability to directly affect the process performance of their business or a loosely defined improvement project. Advice and support can be given on project identification and selection.

Follow On Courses

No follow-on courses have been defined