2. • Congratulations for having to attend the Six
Sigma Black Belt training!
• You will gain the knowledge as a Six Sigma
Black Belt, lead, experience, apply explicit
methods in a Six Sigma disciplined process.
• Follow the process.
• Keep up the pace.
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Workshop
Have Fun!
3. Day One:
Introductions & Expectations
Six Sigma Fundamentals
Introduction to Define
Defining Customer Values
Six Sigma Metric
Project Management
COPQ
Project Charter
Day Two:
Introduction to Measure
Data Type
Basic Minitab
Basic Stats
Day Three:
Basic Tools
Measurement Systems Analysis
(Attribute)
Measurement Systems Analysis
(Variable)
Day Four:
Measurement Systems Analysis
(Variable)
Process Capability (Attribute)
Process Capability (Variable)
Day Five:
Process Capability (Non Normal)
Deliverables
4. House Rule
Punctual and on time
Your good questions lead to great discussions.
Listen as an ally -- How can I use this tool/concept
in my situation?
Silent mode - hand phone
Break time, “Time keeper”
Start = 8.00am
Break = 10.30am – 10.45am
Lunch = 1.00pm – 2.00pm
Coffee Break = 4.00pm – 4.15pm
Dismiss = 5.00pm
Informal, be cool and Have Fun
5. Understand expectations for
Six Sigma Black Belt concept.
Break the Ice
Overview of Six Sigma,
purposes and concepts
Program Objectives
6. You participate, contribute and learn
Your good questions lead to great discussions
Share your experiences relating to the topic being
discussed
You learn importance of following the process
Listen as an ally -- How can I use this tool/concept
in my situation?
Program Expectations
7. In one minutes or less:
• Tell us your name, title and company.
• Tell us something unique about yourself.
• Rate your Lean and Six Sigma skills on a scale of 1-10
(10 being the highest).
• What do you hope to get out of the course?
Ice - Breaker
9. “If you pick the right people and give them the
opportunity to spread their wings and put compensation
as a carrier behind it you almost don't have to manage
them.”
– Jack Welch
“You don't get ahead by making products and then
separating the good from the bad, because that's
wasteful. It wastes the time of people who are paid
wages, it wastes machine time, and it wastes materials.“
- W. Edwards Deming
“The long range contribution of statistics is not to create
a host of highly trained statisticians. It is to develop a
generation of statistically minded scientists, engineers,
technicians and others who will run the… processes of
tomorrow.”
– W.A. Shewhart & W. Edwards Deming