Publication date : 04/23/2024

Course : Lean Six Sigma®, Champion

Practical course - 3d - 21h00 - Ref. LEI
Price : 1590 € E.T.

Lean Six Sigma®, Champion




Lean Six-Sigma® Champions are high-level executives or managers who monitor the execution of improvement projects. This training course will provide them with the knowledge they need to effectively develop the Lean Six-Sigma® methodology and guarantee the achievement of management objectives.


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Practical course in person or remote class
Disponible en anglais, à la demande

Ref. LEI
  3d - 21h00
1590 € E.T.




Lean Six-Sigma® Champions are high-level executives or managers who monitor the execution of improvement projects. This training course will provide them with the knowledge they need to effectively develop the Lean Six-Sigma® methodology and guarantee the achievement of management objectives.



Intended audience
Project managers, decision-makers, business managers, process managers and consultants who need to deploy Lean Six Sigma® in their organization.

Prerequisites
No special knowledge required.

Course schedule

1
Introduction

  • History of Lean Six Sigma®.
  • Definitions (6 Sigma scale, variability, etc.).
  • Ownership of the process.
  • The cost of poor quality (lost sales, lost credibility).
  • Profitability of a Lean Six Sigma® project.
Storyboarding workshops
Examples of the cost of poor quality.

2
Lean Six Sigma® principles

  • Areas of waste: overproduction, waiting, use of resources, storage, errors, transport.
  • Value Stream Analysis.
  • 5S principles (Seiri-débarrasser, Seiton-ranger, Seiso-nettoyer, Seiketsu-ordre, Shitsuke-rigueur).
  • Poka-Yoke methods, avoiding mistakes.
Group discussion
Using an example, identify defects at different stages of a process that could affect product quality.

3
DMAIC, Lean Six Sigma® phases

  • Define phase. Organization (resources, roles, milestones, etc.). Champion's project sheet, model and examples.
  • Measuring phase. Lean Six Sigma® indicators. Choose the variables to be taken into account when building them.
  • Analysis phase. Identify the causes of poor performance to improve processes. Analysis tools.
  • Improve phase. Choose solutions and define the organization to implement them.
  • Control phase. Document and develop the quality plan.
Case study
Use a case study to identify the causes of problems, measure and analyze them. Propose an objective and seek solutions.

4
Champions' responsibilities

  • Change management, change support, definition of training courses.
  • Project definition and selection. Proposed tools.
  • Project progress monitoring.
  • Communication with stakeholders.
  • Team management and motivation.
  • Review project successes and failures, and deploy best practices.
Hands-on work
Presentation and implementation of deployment leader tools.