Blue Brook Consulting’s Tulsa Black Belt Certification Course

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Blue Brook Consulting is pleased to offer a Tulsa Black Belt Certification Course

Class: One on one

Location: Your location

Instructor: A certified Master Black Belt will facilitate the class.

 

Course:  This course provides you and/or your staff with the Lean Six Sigma knowledge and skills to become certified as a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, thus improving your business focus and effectiveness. Classes are every Thursday for 16 weeks and content can be tailored to the customer needs.

A weekly schedule will give you the opportunity to study and implement a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt projects with mentoring in between sessions. Working on projects while training helps you better understand the benefits of Lean Six Sigma and gives you a faster return on your time and resources.

You will learn:

  • LSS Process (DMAIC)
  • Change Management
  • Project Management
  • Voice of the Customer
  • Visual Work Place
  • Learning to See LSS
  • Measurement System Analysis
  • Process Characterization
  • Graphical Analyze
  • Statistical Analysis
  • Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
  • Control Charts
  • Making Materials Flow
  • Creating Continuous Flow with group exercises following every subject, so you gain the best results on your project
  • How to create a Monte Carlo simulation to conduct what-if scenario analysis and solve problems that are very tedious analytically

Learning Objectives:

  • To understand the nature of a Lean Six Sigma culture and be able to contribute to its development.
  • To understand and apply Lean Six Sigma Tools and concepts, including the DMAIC roadmap, on your project for the purpose of improving Customer Satisfaction, Cost, Time, Complexity, and Profitability.
  • Develop an appreciation for the need and use of statistics in process improvement.
  • Be able to conduct a Measurement System Analysis (MSA) to determine the integrity of the data we are getting.
  • Ability to apply the concepts of Lean Six Sigma to both manufacturing and transactional processes.
  • To understand the difference between batch and queue philosophy and one-piece flow.
  • Be able to construct and interpret a confidence interval.
  • Know what a 2-sample hypothesis test is and be able to use statistical tests and Rules of Thumb to detect shifts in average and standard deviation.
  • Ability to select the appropriate control chart to use, know how to construct it, and able to recognize out-of-control symptoms.
  • Measure the results from your Lean Six Sigma project and understand strategies for holding the gains.  
  • Statistically designed experiments (DOE).

  

Got questions? Ready to sign up? Call Jerry Pykiet at 918-637-5800.