Business Excellence Consortium
Six Sigma Champion Training
A 3 Sigma Company Wastes 30% of Every Sales Dollar. Can You Afford the Loss?
| Details | |
|---|---|
| This course has not been scheduled. Please contact the BEC for more information. | |
| Organization Price | |
| BEC Member: | $4,500 per day ** |
| Non-Member: | $4,950 per day ** |
| ** Responsible for facilitator's expenses, including travel, lodging and food. | |
| Books & Materials | |
| Six Sigma Training Manuals | $180 |
This two-day program is designed for Executives and Managers responsible for supporting this very powerful methodology. It provides information on all facets of Six Sigma and gives the champion the tools they need to lead a Six Sigma effort.
The Six Sigma results speak for themselves: 30% reduction in operating result; 40 times improvement in supplier yield; complete elimination of incoming inspection; 40% reduction in customer complaints; 4 times performance improvement; 10 times improvement in reliability; 25% reduction in development cycle time; 75% reduction in requirements changes.
You will learn Six Sigma from the best. Our facilitators are GE trained Master Black Belts and have lead hundreds of successful projects. Champions are a critical part of every Six Sigma deployment!
Course content includes:
- A step-by-step overview of the Six Sigma methodology and terminology
- An understanding of how Six Sigma benefits you and your customers and a comparison with other continuous improvement initiatives
- Practical examples showing applications of Six Sigma
- Knowledge and tools needed to select and execute projects driving business toward new levels of performance
The Champions will learn:
- How to select and execute projects
- How to develop a successful Six Sigma or Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) deployment strategy within your company
- How to select the right people for Black Belts, Master Black Belts and Green Belts
- How to work with leaders to drive the required changes
- How to put the right infrastructure in place to insure the desired improvements are sustained