- Business, Lean Manufacturing, Lean Six Sigma, Operations
- 440 (Registered)
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04
Apr
$4.99
Free
Introduction to Lean, Six Sigma and Value Stream Mapping, basic terminology. Overview of leading strategies, tools, methods and organizational disciplines that have enabled companies worldwide, across all industry sectors, to drive high impact, measurable benefits.
Lean Six Sigma White Belt training includes:
- 3 online modules with 10 lessons
- 30-day access to the course
- Multiple choice exam
- Certification with QR code and link to our public online database
- Online forums for communication with fellow students and instructors
- Real-time completion reports
- Additional resources for self-study (at the end of last chapter)
Who needs this course:
- Stakeholders
- Management
Course Content
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Introduction to Lean
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Lecture1.1Brief history and Lean Thinking
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Lecture1.2Key principles of Lean
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Lecture1.3Main objectives of Lean Manufacturing
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Lecture1.4History of the Toyota company
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Introduction to Six Sigma
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Lecture2.1Key principles of Six Sigma
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Lecture2.2Variation
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Lecture2.3Y=f(X)
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Lecture2.4Statistical process control
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Lean Six Sigma
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Lecture3.1Concepts of added value and non-added value
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Lecture3.2Waste
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Lecture3.3Value Streams, Flow and Pull
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Quiz3.1Lean Six Sigma White Belt Quiz 10 questions15 min
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About the Instructor
Continuous Improvement in Food Manufacturing. TPM methodology implementation, change of behaviour and culture. Engaging all employees to use effective problem solving tools to make permanent and significant reduction in plant losses. Effectively and efficiently employing machinery, materials, methods and manpower through the use of Lean Six Sigma tools.
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CHEAB Kunthea
Operation Excellence
Clean and clear explanation. Provide more references to self-study. Quiz is so cool make me strong understand. -
Anand Sopariwala
Engineering student
Value Stream Mapping is a great way to start lean transformation in your workplace. Walking through the process will allow the team to see all wastes and once seen, it can’t be ignored. Great introduction into Lean Six Sigma world of Continuous Improvement, thanks!