Welcome to Week 6, Day 1 of the Six Sigma Green Belt review!
During the first few weeks we covered a ton of material!
- Week 1 Six Sigma and the Organization & Six Sigma Teams.
- Week 2 Six Sigma Define Phase
- Week 3 Six Sigma Measure Phase
- Week 4 Six Sigma Analyze Phase
- Week 5 Six Sigma Improve & Control Phases
If you didn’t have a chance to review those topics mentioned above, go back now and catch up. The context supplied with those topics gives an excellent foundation for our studying.
Week 6: Six Sigma Lean & Design for Six Sigma
Today we’re going to touch on two elements of the Six Sigma green belt exam that are often neglected: Lean and Design for Six Sigma. Just like the previous weeks, before we start I’d like to begin with a note that many different certifying bodies exist and I am trying to help people that are candidates in all of them. This means that I may refer to things that aren’t specifically on your exam.
Your Assignment
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Second, review the articles I list below.
These are the concepts I refer exam candidates to when diving into these particular sections.
Take a look.
Introducing Six Sigma Improve and Control Phases
Lean for Six Sigma Overview
- The Lean Overview
- Lean Concepts Study Guide
- The History of Lean
- Lean & Six Sigma
- The Seven Elements of Waste
- 5S: Straighten, Shine, Standardize, Self-Discipline, Sort
- House of Quality
- Kanban
- Poka-Yoke (Mistake Proofing)
Design for Six Sigma Overview
- Design for Six Sigma overview
- Quality function deployment (QFD)
- Design and process failure mode and effects analysis (DFMEA & PFMEA)
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Next Time
Next time we will dive into the specific requirements of these topics across of a few popular certifying bodies (ASQ, IASSC, Villanova).
Happy studying!