Six Sigma Green Belt
offered by PMI - Project Management Institute

Private Institute
Estd. 1969

Six Sigma Green Belt
at
PMI
Overview

Six Sigma Green Belt: Mastery in process improvement, data-driven decision-making, and quality enhancement for a competitive edge in business excellence.

Duration	12 months
Total fee	₹1.47 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Official Website	Go to Website
Credential	Certificate

Six Sigma Green Belt
at
PMI
Highlights

Rich Learning Resources
Expert-Led Support
Earn a Certification after completion

Six Sigma Green Belt
at
PMI
Course details

Skills you will learn

Visual management Green Belt R Operations Process Improvement Six sigma Lean six sigma

What are the course deliverables?

Fully understand your role in leading and supporting Lean Six Sigma improvement projects
Use tools effectively with individuals and teams working on improvement projects
Clearly define the limits of current practices and identify evidence-based alternatives
Efficiently master techniques for identifying and removing waste from processes
Use charts for displaying, understanding and reducing variation
Apply Lean Six Sigma tools to make a positive difference
Develop powerful methods for identifying, investigating and resolving recurring problems

More about this course

Elevate your expertise with our Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt program. Gain proficiency in Business Improvement, equipped to make informed decisions and drive change using our powerful Improvement Cycle.
If you’re looking to generate business improvements in customer satisfaction, service delivery, cost control and process performance, that will benefit the business, the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt is for you.

Six Sigma Green Belt
at
PMI
Curriculum

To define a project: Project Chartering, SIPOC

To learn how a process is performing: Flowcharts, 5S, 8 Wastes, Quick Wins, Value Proposition, Operational Definitions, Measures, Data Collection and Presentation

For investigating waste & variation: 5R’s, Pareto, Cause & Effect, Scatter Diagrams, Measurement Variation

To test and study potential solutions: Idea Generation, Control Charts, Decision Making Techniques, PDSA

To implement improvements: Process Deployment, Skills Matrices, Communication Strategies

To lock in improvements: Mistake Proofing, Visual Management, Standardisation, Project Review