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Six Sigma Green Belt Course Overview

Designed to align with the leading Green Belt standard set by the globally recognized accreditation body - IASSC, this Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Course offers a complete introduction to Six Sigma, DMAIC methodology, how to measure company performance, identify issues and offer solutions using real-world examples.

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  • 36 hrs of Live Instructor-led Training | Earn 35 PDUs
  • 4 Simulations Assessments | 4 Live Projects
  • Accredited to Globally Recognized IASSC
  • Lifetime LMS Access
  • Exclusive GenAI Modules for Quality Management
  • 36 hrs of Live Instructor-led Training | Earn 35 PDUs
  • 4 Simulations Assessments | 4 Live Projects
  • Accredited to Globally Recognized IASSC
  • Lifetime LMS Access

Skills Covered

  • Implement Lean Six Sigma projects
  • Measurement System Analysis
  • Lean Principles
  • Process Analysis
  • Project Management
  • Data Analysis
  • Hypothesis Testing
  • DFSS tools
  • Implement Lean Six Sigma projects
  • Project Management
  • Measurement System Analysis
  • Data Analysis
  • Lean Principles
  • Hypothesis Testing
  • Process Analysis
  • DFSS tools
  • Implement Lean Six Sigma projects
  • Project Management
  • Measurement System Analysis
  • Data Analysis
  • Lean Principles
  • Hypothesis Testing
  • Process Analysis
  • DFSS tools

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Our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training in San Francisco leads students on the fast track towards an exciting career in innovative technology. This certification positions you to lead projects and interpret data strategically via developing process mapping, risk management, and benchmark-setting skills.

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Course Curriculum

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Lean Six Sigma professionals are currently in high demand in our growing market because of their adept ability in using problem-solving techniques to come up with creative business solutions and assure quality control throughout the process. The Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification in San Francisco is ideal for Quality system managers, Quality engineers, Quality supervisors, Quality analysts and managers, and Quality auditors.
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Pre-requisites

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Course Content

  • Section 01: Course Introduction

    Preview

    • Lesson 01: Course Introduction

      05:01Preview
      • 1.01 Course Introduction
        05:01

  • Section 02: Six Sigma and Organizational Goals

    Preview

    • Lesson 01 - Introduction to Six Sigma and Organizational Goals

      00:32Preview
      • 1.01 Introduction to Six Sigma and Organization Goals
        00:32

    • Lesson 02: Six Sigma and Organizational Goals

      29:17Preview
      • 2.01 Introduction
        01:14
      • 2.02 Value of Sigma
        05:09
      • 2.03 Meaning of Six Sigma and Quality
        03:21
      • 2.04 DMAIC Process
        05:16
      • 2.05 Key Terms
      • 2.06 Sigma Conversion Table
        01:47
      • 2.07 Knowledge Check
      • 2.08 Goals and Six Sigma Projects
        03:51
      • 2.09 Structure of a Six Sigma Team
        01:50
      • 2.10 Organizational Drivers and Metrics
        03:33
      • 2.11 Four-box Model vs. Strategy Maps
        02:08
      • Knowledge Check
      • 2.13 Key Takeaways
        01:08

    • Lesson 03: Lean Principles in the Organization

      26:44Preview
      • 3.01 Introduction
        02:26
      • 3.02 Lean Concepts
        05:57
      • 3.03 Principles and Three Ms of Lean
        05:32
      • 3.04 Knowledge Check
      • 3.05 Lean Wastes
      • 3.06 Knowledge Check
      • 3.07 Lean Tools and Techniques
        02:37
      • 3.08 Knowledge Check
      • 3.09 Theory of Constraints (TOC)
        04:58
      • 3.10 Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
        04:05
      • Knowledge Check
      • 3.12 Key Takeaways
        01:09

    • Lesson 04: Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) Methodologies

      25:15Preview
      • 4.01 Introduction
        01:20
      • 4.02 Roadmap for Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
        10:38
      • 4.03 Knowledge Check
      • 4.04 Quality Function Deployment (QFD)
        04:08
      • 4.05 Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
        07:53
      • Knowledge Check
      • 4.07 Key Takeaways
        01:16

  • Section 03: Define Phase

    Preview

    • Lesson 01 - Introduction to Define Phase

      01:07Preview
      • 1.01 Introduction to Define Phase
        01:07

    • Lesson 02: Project Identification

      15:43Preview
      • 2.01 Introduction
        00:43
      • 2.02 Steps in Project Selection
      • 2.03 Benchmarking, Types of Benchmarking, and Best Practices
        05:06
      • 2.04 Knowledge Check
      • 2.05 Process Elements
        02:22
      • 2.06 SIPOC Process
        04:31
      • 2.07 Knowledge Check
      • 2.08 Owners and Stakeholders
        02:08
      • Knowledge Check
      • 2.10 Key Takeaways
        00:53

    • Lesson 03: Voice of the Customer

      45:13Preview
      • 3.01 Introduction
        01:14
      • 3.02 Customer Identification
        03:11
      • 3.03 Tips for Effective VoC Questions
        04:04
      • 3.04 VoC and Data Collection
        04:36
      • 3.05 Data Collection Methods
        02:14
      • 3.06 Proactive Data Sources
        05:24
      • 3.07 Proactive Data Sources
        01:46
      • 3.08 Proactive Data Sources
        02:06
      • 3.09 VoC Proactive Data Collection Methods
        01:52
      • 3.10 Customer Requirements
        01:49
      • 3.11 Knowledge Check
      • 3.11 Critical-to-Quality Factor
        04:19
      • 3.12 CTQ Example
        02:52
      • 3.13 Quality Function Deployment
        03:41
      • 3.14 Sections of House of Quality (HOQ)
        04:32
      • 3.15 Post HOQ Matrix
        00:48
      • Knowledge Check
      • 3.17 Key Takeaways
        00:45

    • Lesson 04: Project Management Basics

      33:21Preview
      • 4.01 Introduction
        01:02
      • 4.02 The Project Charter
        03:21
      • 4.03 Problem Statement and Project Objectives
        02:34
      • 4.04 Project Scope and Its Interpretation
        03:46
      • 4.05 Project Scope and Its Interpretation
        02:12
      • 4.06 Project Metrics and Its Types
        03:57
      • 4.07 Knowledge Check
      • 4.08 Project Planning and Documentation
        02:31
      • 4.09 Project Plan
        04:56
      • 4.10 Project Plan Schedule
        03:13
      • 4.11 Project Plan Risks
        03:23
      • 4.12 Benefits of Risk Analysis and Project Closure
        01:38
      • Knowledge Check
      • 4.14 Key Takeaways
        00:48

    • Lesson 05: Management and Planning Tools

      12:08Preview
      • 5.01 Introduction
        00:36
      • 5.02 Affinity Diagram and Interrelationship Diagram
        04:20
      • 5.03 Tree Diagram and Matrix Diagram
        03:38
      • 5.04 Prioritization Matrices, Activity Network Diagrams, and Process Decision Program Chart (PDPC)
        02:33
      • Knowledge Check
      • 5.06 Key Takeaways
        01:01

    • Lesson 06: Business Results for Projects

      17:24Preview
      • 6.01 Introduction
        01:12
      • 6.02 Process Performance
        00:39
      • 6.03 Defects per Unit (DPU)
        02:09
      • 6.04 Throughput Yield (TPY) and Rolled Throughput Yield (RTY)
        04:11
      • 6.05 Defects per Million Opportunities (DPMO) and Sigma Level
        02:59
      • 6.06 Cost of Quality (COQ) and Process Capability
        05:01
      • Knowledge Check
      • 6.08 Key Takeaways
        01:13

    • Lesson 07: Team Dynamics and Performance

      23:01
      • 7.01 Introduction
        00:42
      • 7.02 Team Dynamics
        03:03
      • 7.03 Negative Team Dynamics
        01:21
      • 7.04 Team Stages
        04:06
      • 7.05 Types of Challenges
        02:59
      • 7.06 Knowledge Check
      • 7.07 Team Roles and Responsibilities
        02:15
      • 7.08 Knowledge Check
      • 7.09 Team Communication
        03:01
      • 7.10 Knowledge Check
      • 7.11 Team Tools
        04:46
      • Knowledge Check
      • 7.13 Key Takeaways
        00:48

    • Lesson 09: Case Study

      12:41
      • 9.01 Case Study
        12:41

  • Section 04: Measure Phase

    Preview

    • Lesson 01: Measure Phase

      01:21Preview
      • 1.01 Introduction to Measure Phase
        01:21

    • Lesson 02: Process Analysis and Documentation

      15:52Preview
      • 2.01 Introduction
        00:53
      • 2.02 Process Maps
        05:31
      • 2.03 Knowledge Check
      • 2.04 Flowcharts
        03:41
      • 2.05 Process Documentation
        05:02
      • Knowledge Check
      • 2.07 Key Takeaways
        00:45

    • Lesson 03: Probability and Statistics

      19:08
      • 3.01 Introduction
        01:09
      • 3.02 Roles of Probability and Statistics
        06:29
      • 3.03 Addition Rules and Multiplication Rules
        06:41
      • 3.04 Permutation and Combination
        03:55
      • Knowledge Check
      • 3.06 Key Takeaways
        00:54

    • Lesson 04: Collecting and Summarizing Data

      43:34Preview
      • 4.01 Introduction
        00:46
      • 4.02 Data, Its Types, and Selection
        03:04
      • 4.03 Measurement Scales, Collection Methods, and Sampling
        06:37
      • 4.04 Data Collection Plan and Data Coding
        03:55
      • 4.05 Knowledge Check
      • 4.06 Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion
        08:16
      • 4.07 Microsoft Excel for Descriptive Statistics
        02:01
      • 4.08 Frequency Distribution
        06:45
      • 4.09 Stem and Leaf Plots and Box and Whisker Plots
        05:21
      • 4.11 Scatter Diagrams
        03:00
      • 4.12 Knowledge Check
      • 4.13 Other Visualization Tools and Normal Probability Plots
        03:05
      • 4.14 Knowledge Check
      • 4.15 Key Takeaways
        00:44

    • Lesson 05: Statistical Distributions

      34:08Preview
      • 5.01 Introduction
        01:07
      • 5.02 Classes of Distribution and Key Terms
        02:08
      • 5.03 Types of Statistical Distribution
        02:27
      • 5.04 Binomial and Poisson Distribution
        08:10
      • 5.05 Normal Distribution
        09:58
      • 5.06 Chi-Square, T, and F-Distribution
        04:03
      • 5.07 Knowledge Check
      • 5.08 Central Limit Theorem (CLT)
        05:45
      • Knowledge Check
      • 5.10 Key Takeaways
        00:30

    • Lesson 06: Measurement System Analysis

      31:51Preview
      • 6.01 Introduction
        01:40
      • 6.02 Measurement System Analysis and Its Properties
        05:17
      • 6.03 Knowledge Check
      • 6.04 Measurement System Characteristics
        05:34
      • 6.05 Knowledge Check
      • 6.06 Measurement System Concepts
        03:10
      • 6.07 Gage R&R Study
        09:29
      • 6.08 Attribute Gage R&R
        05:48
      • Knowledge Check
      • 6.10 Key Takeaways
        00:53

    • Lesson 07 Process and Performance Capability

      37:42Preview
      • 7.01 Introduction
        01:00
      • 7.02 Process Stability and Normality
        09:13
      • 7.03 Process Capability Analysis and Studies
        05:24
      • 7.04 Process Capability Index and Example
        08:06
      • 7.05 Process Performance Indices
        02:19
      • 7.06 Process Mean Shift and Variation
        08:19
      • 7.07 Process Capability for Attribute Data
        02:30
      • Knowledge Check
      • 7.09 Key Takeaways
        00:51

    • Lesson 09: Case Study

      04:09
      • 9.01 Case Study
        04:09

  • Section 05: Analyze Phase

    Preview

    • Lesson 01: Introduction to Analyze Phase

      01:11Preview
      • 1.01 Introduction to Analyze Phase
        01:11

    • Lesson 02: Hypothesis Testing

      01:00:55Preview
      • 2.01 Introduction
        00:51
      • 2.02 Hypothesis Testing Basics
        05:15
      • 2.03 Type 1 and Type 2 Errors
        05:40
      • 2.04 Sample Size
        06:10
      • 2.05 P-Value and Test Statistics
        05:27
      • 2.06 Knowledge Check
      • 2.07 Tests for Means, Variances, and Proportions
        01:48
      • 2.08 1-Sample Test
        10:03
      • 2.09 2-Sample Test
        05:45
      • 2.10 T-Test
        03:21
      • 2.11 ANOVA and Chi-Square Distribution
        06:44
      • 2.12 Knowledge Check
      • 2.13 Hypothesis Testing with Nonnormal Data
        08:49
      • 2.14 Knowledge Check
      • Knowledge Check
      • 2.16 Key Takeaways
        01:02

    • Lesson 03: Exploratory Data Analysis

      37:53Preview
      • 3.01 Introduction
        01:15
      • 3.02 Multi-Vari Analysis
        07:28
      • 3.03 Correlation
        06:00
      • 3.04 Regression Analysis
        08:27
      • 3.05 Residual Analysis and Linear Regression
        05:20
      • 3.06 Multiple Regression
        08:22
      • Knowledge Check
      • 3.08 Key Takeaways
        01:01

    • Lesson 05: Case Study

      04:10
      • 5.01 Case Study
        04:10

  • Section 06: Improve Phase

    Preview

    • Lesson 01: Introduction to Improve Phase

      01:07Preview
      • 1.01 Introduction to Improve Phase
        01:07

    • Lesson 02: Design of Experiments

      16:25Preview
      • 2.01 Introduction
        01:27
      • 2.02 DOE Regression and Basic Terms
        06:06
      • 2.03 DOE Error
        07:59
      • Knowledge Check
      • 2.05 Key Takeaways
        00:53

    • Lesson 03: Root Cause Analysis

      12:09Preview
      • 3.01 Introduction
        01:32
      • 3.02 Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
        09:51
      • Knowledge Check
      • 3.04 Key Takeaways
        00:46

    • Lesson 04: Lean Tools

      20:05Preview
      • 4.01 Introduction
        00:38
      • 4.02 Lean Tools and Techniques
        14:11
      • 4.03 Knowledge Check
      • 4.04 Cycle Time Reduction, Kaizen, and Kaizen Blitz
        04:30
      • Knowledge Check
      • 4.06 Key Takeaways
        00:46

    • Lesson 05: Selecting a Solution

      13:53
      • 5.01 Introduction
        01:00
      • 5.02 Pugh Analysis and Solution Prioritization Matrix
        04:52
      • 5.03 SCAMPER Tool
        03:01
      • 5.04 Brainstorming, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Solution Screening, and Piloting
        04:06
      • Knowledge Check
      • 5.06 Key Takeaways
        00:54

    • Lesson 07: Case Study

      03:41Preview
      • 7.01 Case Study
        03:41

  • Section 07: Control Phase

    Preview

    • Lesson 01: Introduction to Control Phase

      00:53Preview
      • 1.01 Introduction to Control Phase
        00:53

    • Lesson 02: Statistical Process Control (SPC)

      46:06Preview
      • 2.01 Introduction
        00:54
      • 2.02 SPC Basics
        07:42
      • 2.03 Control Charts and Analysis
        06:44
      • 2.04 Knowledge Check
      • 2.05 Choosing an Appropriate Control Chart
        04:37
      • 2.06 Xbar Chart and Principles
        04:44
      • 2.07 I-MR Chart and Principles
        03:03
      • 2.08 Control Charts for Attribute Data
        02:06
      • 2.09 np-Chart and P-Chart
        04:30
      • 2.10 c-Chart and u-Chart
        04:29
      • 2.11 Knowledge Check
      • 2.12 CUSUM and EWMA Charts
        05:14
      • Knowledge Check
      • 2.14 Key Takeaways
        02:03

    • Lesson 03: Control Plan

      23:07Preview
      • 3.01 Introduction
        00:57
      • 3.02 Control Plan and Response Plan
        05:23
      • 3.03 Cost Benefit Analysis, KPIV, and KPOV
        06:52
      • 3.04 Control Level and Transactional Control Plan
        09:16
      • 3.05 Knowledge Check
      • Knowledge Check
      • 3.07 Key Takeaways
        00:39

    • Lesson 04: Lean Tools for Process Control

      18:33Preview
      • 4.01 Introduction
        00:55
      • 4.02 Total Productive Maintenance
        05:49
      • 4.03 Knowledge Check
      • 4.04 Visual Factory
        03:30
      • 4.05 Knowledge Check
      • 4.06 5S
        07:21
      • Knowledge Check
      • 4.08 Key Takeaways
        00:58

    • Lesson 06: Case Study

      03:18
      • 6.01 Case Study
        03:18

  • Section 08: Tips and Tricks

    Preview

    • Tips and Tricks

      03:33Preview
      • 1 Exam Tips
        01:02
      • 2 ASQ Exam
        01:35
      • 3 IASSC Exam
        00:56

  • Section 09: Practice Projects

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    • Practice Projects

      • Reducing Sealant Waste
      • Improving Manufacturing Process
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    • Lesson 01 - Introduction

      41:44Preview
      • 1.1 Welcome
        00:07
      • 1.2 Introduction
        00:36
      • 1.3 Agenda
        00:40
      • 1.4 WHAT IS LEAN
        00:50
      • 1.5 Overview of Lean
        02:06
      • 1.6 Principles of Lean
        02:40
      • 1.7 Types of Waste
        04:59
      • 1.8 Lean Journey
        03:27
      • 1.9 Roots of Lean
        01:00
      • 1.10 Lean at Ford
        02:02
      • 1.11 Toyota Production System (TPS)
        01:35
      • 1.12 Just In Time (JIT)
        04:25
      • 1.13 Lean Successes and Benefits
        01:06
      • 1.14 Efficiency Business Model Fit
        04:11
      • 1.15 Cash Flow Improvement
        01:53
      • 1.16 Increased Capacity for Revenue
        01:36
      • 1.17 Its Challenges
        00:40
      • 1.18 Process Changes Cause a Rethinking of Process Flow
        01:34
      • 1.19 Disruptions Downtime Design Failures
        01:12
      • 1.20 Low Volume High Mix
        02:20
      • 1.21 High Variability Customization Demand
        02:10
      • 1.22 Summary
        00:31
      • 1.23 Quiz
      • 1.24 Thank You
        00:04

    • Lesson 02 - Types of Waste

      24:48Preview
      • 2.1 Welcome
        00:07
      • 2.2 Types of Waste Introduction
        00:36
      • 2.3 Agenda
        00:21
      • 2.4 THE MAIN ONES
        00:54
      • 2.5 Transportation
        02:53
      • 2.6 Inventory
        02:15
      • 2.7 Motion
        01:54
      • 2.8 Waiting
        01:41
      • 2.9 Over Production
        02:02
      • 2.10 Over Processing
        01:51
      • 2.11 Defect
        01:30
      • 2.12 Other Types of Waste
        00:25
      • 2.13 Underutilized Skills
        01:18
      • 2.14 Wrong Use of Automation
        03:00
      • 2.15 Wrong Use of Metrics
        03:09
      • 2.16 Summary
        00:49
      • 2.17 Quiz
      • 2.18 Thank You
        00:03

    • Lesson 03 - Tools

      48:45Preview
      • 3.1 Welcome
        00:07
      • 3.2 Lean Management Tools
        00:35
      • 3.3 Agenda
        02:06
      • 3.4 Five-S Plus One
        00:35
      • 3.5 Seiri
        03:03
      • 3.6 Seiton
        02:09
      • 3.7 Seiso
        04:28
      • 3.8 Seiketsu
        04:02
      • 3.9 Shitsuke
        03:51
      • 3.10 Safety
        00:57
      • 3.11 Five-S plus One Summary
        01:05
      • 3.12 Value Stream Mapping
        02:13
      • 3.13 Kaizen
        04:06
      • 3.14 Kaizen Blitz
        01:43
      • 3.15 Takt
        03:10
      • 3.16 Jidoka
        01:47
      • 3.17 Kanban
        05:04
      • 3.18 Poka Yoke
        03:32
      • 3.19 SMED
        03:33
      • 3.20 Summary
        00:36
      • 3.21 Quiz
      • 3.22 Thank You
        00:03

    • Lesson 04 - Lean in Manufacturing

      14:00Preview
      • 4.1 Welcome
        00:07
      • 4.2 Lean in Manufacturing
        00:36
      • 4.3 Agenda
        00:28
      • 4.4 Background
        04:59
      • 4.5 Boeings Lean Journey
        00:31
      • 4.6 History and Background
        01:14
      • 4.7 Lean Principles Embraced
        01:32
      • 4.8 Lean Implementation
        01:52
      • 4.9 Waste Elimination Focus Areas
        02:13
      • 4.10 Summary
        00:25
      • 4.11 Quiz
      • 4.12 Thank You
        00:03

    • Lesson 05 - Lean in Service

      18:07Preview
      • 5.1 Welcome
        00:07
      • 5.2 Lean in Service
        00:36
      • 5.3 Agenda
        00:21
      • 5.4 Background
        03:21
      • 5.5 Lean in Healthcare
        00:17
      • 5.6 Types of Waste
        03:03
      • 5.7 Case Study Virginia Mason
        09:47
      • 5.8 Summary
        00:31
      • 5.9 Quiz
      • 5.10 Thank You
        00:04

    • Lesson 06 - Lean in Office

      15:56Preview
      • 6.1 Welcome
        00:08
      • 6.2 Lean Management Lean in Office
        00:51
      • 6.3 Agenda
        00:23
      • 6.4 Background
        01:25
      • 6.5 Lean in Office
        00:19
      • 6.6 Five-S in Office
        07:21
      • 6.7 Types of Waste in Office
        01:58
      • 6.8 Types of Waste in Office(cont.)
        02:32
      • 6.9 Summary
        00:56
      • 6.10 Quiz
      • 6.11 Thank You
        00:03

    • Lesson 07 - Lean Metrics

      29:55Preview
      • 7.1 Welcome
        00:08
      • 7.2 Lean Management Lean Metrics
        00:53
      • 7.3 Agenda
        01:04
      • 7.4 Overview
        02:44
      • 7.5 OEE
        06:25
      • 7.6 FPY & RTY
        02:42
      • 7.7 Days in Inventory
        01:46
      • 7.8 Schedule Adherence Attainment
        04:31
      • 7.9 Lean Accounting
        04:52
      • 7.10 Lean Accounting(Cont.)
        03:15
      • 7.11 Summary
        01:30
      • 7.12 Quiz
      • 7.13 Thank You
        00:05

    • Lesson 08 - Other Methodologies That Complement Lean

      29:55Preview
      • 8.1 Welcome
        00:08
      • 8.2 Lean Management Other Methodologies That Complement Lean
        00:52
      • 8.3 Agenda
        00:46
      • 8.4 Theory of Constraints
        04:10
      • 8.5 Theory of Constraints(Cont.)
        08:25
      • 8.6 Quick Response Manufacturing
        04:45
      • 8.7 Factory Physics
        02:11
      • 8.8 Six Sigma
        05:18
      • 8.9 Six Sigma Implementation Roles
        02:17
      • 8.10 Summary
        00:59
      • 8.11 Quiz
      • 8.12 Thank You
        00:04

    • Lesson 09 - Lean Maturity Matrix

      22:00Preview
      • 9.1 Welcome
        00:08
      • 9.2 Lean Maturity Matrix
        00:51
      • 9.3 Agenda
        00:30
      • 9.4 Overview
        02:43
      • 9.5 Assessment Process
        02:38
      • 9.6 Assessment Criteria
        06:30
      • 9.7 Lean Maturity Levels
        06:50
      • 9.8 Lean Maturity Matrix
        00:48
      • 9.9 Summary
        00:58
      • 9.10 Quiz
      • 9.11 Thank You
        00:04

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    Help Aero Technologies to identify and prioritize the problems in the process of reducing sealant waste using the graphical methods of descriptive statistics.

  • Project 2

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    Calculate sigma value use correlation, and regression to help Cool Refrigeration Inc. reduce the defects, complaints, and underlying issues in their products.

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    Hospital POS

    Analyze Holistic Health Systems' point-of-service collection performance.

  • Project 4

    Bank Call Centre

    Help First Wealth Bank analyze the key performance metrics for its outsourced call center operation.

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Six Sigma Green Belt Exam & Certification

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Training in San Francisco, California

  • How will I become Lean Six Sigma certified?

    Lean Six Sigma Certification candidates can take the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification exam conducted by IASSC.

  • What are the prerequisites for Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification in San Francisco?

    To get the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification in San Francisco, there are currently no prerequisites. The Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course is recommended but not required.

  • What do I need to unlock my Simplilearn certificate?

    Online Classroom:
    • Attend one complete batch
    • Complete one project and one simulation test with a minimum score of 60%
    Online Self learning:
    • Complete 85% of the course
    • Complete one project and one simulation test with a minimum score of 60%

  • Does the course fee include examination fees as well?

    Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification in San Francisco exam fee is included as part of the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification for all countries except India, the Indian subcontinent, and Africa.

  • What certification will I receive after completing the Six Sigma Green Belt training?

    Students will be awarded a certificate of professional attainment in Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training in San Francisco and a course completion certificate by Simplilearn upon successful completion of this Six Sigma Green Belt certification.

  • How much does the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification exam cost?

    Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification in San Francisco prices the IASSC Certified Green Belt Exam at $295.

  • Is this Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification course aligned to any accrediting body?

    Our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification in San Francisco course is aligned with the certification exams of the chief Six Sigma Green Belt certification institutions ASQ and IASSC.

  • How do I register for the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification in San Francisco application form online?

    To take the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification exam, follow these four steps:

    • Purchase the exam voucher from https://orders.iassc.org/certification-exam-vouchers/green-belt-on-demand-web-based-certification-exam-voucher/.
    • Your IASSC exam voucher will be delivered to your email 
    • Follow the instructions in the voucher to register to the testing environment and choose a date and time for your exam
    • Log in to the testing environment 15 minutes before your exam

    Our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification course in San Francisco is designed to help you prepare for and pass the exam.
     

  • How long does it take to receive my certification?

    Results of the exam will be sent via email within 1-2 days of your exam completion. Those who successfully complete the IASSC certification exam will receive their certification from the International Association for Six Sigma Certification™

  • How many attempts do I have to pass the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt exam?

    You are not eligible to take the IASSC exam more than once within a two-week period or three times in a three-month period. Each IASSC exam voucher is only meant to be used once. If you fail the exam, you will have to buy another exam voucher to retake the test. It costs $100 to retake the exam.

  • How do I schedule/book my exam?

    For information regarding the booking process, please click the link below.
    https://www.simplilearn.com/ice9/about_course_images/Raise_exam_request_through_LMS.pdf

  • Do you provide any practice tests as part of this course?

    We provide 1 practice test as part of our course to help you prepare for the actual certification exam. Check out this free Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Exam Practice Test to learn about the type of tests that are part of the course curriculum.

  • Until when can I procure my voucher from Simplilearn?

    Your exam voucher fee is included in the price of this Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification in San Francisco. However, you must obtain the exam voucher within six months from the date of course purchase. If the price of the exam goes up and you have not scheduled the exam, you will have to pay the difference in amount to Simplilearn.

  • What is the validity of my exam voucher?

    Exam vouchers from this Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course in San Francisco are valid for 1 year from the date of course purchase. If you fail to schedule your exam within 1 year from purchase of course, you will need to buy the voucher again.

  • How do I become a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt expert?

    Six Sigma is a collection of practices designed to enhance operations methodically by eliminating defects. Become a Six Sigma expert by following these steps.

    • Understand what six Sigma and its applications are.
    • Take on project-specific learning. Perform a project and get there.
    • Mentor other projects.
    • Embrace Six Sigma principles and tools.

    Simplilearn's Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training in San Francisco is your best bet at creating a successful career.

  • How many attempts do I have to pass the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification exam?

    You are not eligible to take the IASSC exams more than once within a two week period or three times in a three month period. Each IASSC exam voucher is meant to be used only once. If you fail the exam, you will have to buy another exam voucher to retake the test. The re-examination fee is $100.
     

Six Sigma Green Belt Course Reviews

  • Maria Leone

    Maria Leone

    Senior Project Manager at Blue Shield of California, San Francisco

    The Six Sigma Green Belt course helped to move my career forward and become a Sr Project Manager. I got the motivation to apply some pieces of what I learned to my job.

  • Eric Hathaway

    Eric Hathaway

    Process Improvement Consultant at Avanza CS, San Antonio

    Simplilearn’s self-paced module motivated me to take a proactive approach to learning. I engaged with the material, took comprehensive notes, and staggered classes to fit my busy schedule at Avanza CS. This flexible learning is ideal for professionals in the United States or elsewhere managing multiple responsibilities.

  • Michael Youngberg

    Michael Youngberg

    Houston

    Simplilearn provides learning materials in addition to the self-learning recorded classes and the live classes, which when taken together is a great value. It covers a wide gamut of material and sample tests for both IASSC and ASQ certification BOK, so if you're looking to certify with either of those organizations this is great practice material

  • Shaswot Kharel

    Shaswot Kharel

    Mechanical Design Engineer at WestCraft Manufacturing Inc., Dallas

    Simplilearn is an excellent platform. I had a fantastic experience, and the customer support was outstanding. After completing my Six Sigma Green Belt course, I’m excited to continue with the Black Belt program. Simplilearn offers top-notch learning experiences, whether you're in the United States or abroad.

  • Barbara Timm-Brock

    Barbara Timm-Brock

    CEO and Managing Partner at Entreventure LLC, Houston

    I have a "Six Sigma" confidence in the trainer, an excellent instructor. The instructor and the students both made the class a good experience. The instructor's live annotation added value.

  • Nesrine el ghezal

    Nesrine el ghezal

    Transcom, Houston

    The training was very intercative, the course content was well structured.

  • Jacob C

    Jacob C

    Compliance Officer at Isomeric Pharmacy Solutions, Houston

    I enjoyed the classes and found them enriching and useful. I was allowed to connect with the teacher for doubt clarification and better understanding, which helped a lot.

  • Dawn DiAnda

    Dawn DiAnda

    Certified Scrum Master @ GreatCall, San Diego

    The course has extensive coverage of formulas and stats. Overall, it was a great course!

  • Rachel Town

    Rachel Town

    Student, Columbus

    Great course! I recommend this course to others who want to take Lean Six Sigma Green Belt!

  • John W Karlin

    John W Karlin

    Chair, NICU Professional Development Council, Oklahoma City

    Definitely a "must" for anyone planning on taking a Six Sigma certification exam of any level. -John Karlin, RN, CQIA

  • Larry Baugher

    Larry Baugher

    System Architect - Brokerage Data Warehousing, Saint Louis

    I have used Simplilearn several other times and was very pleased. I continue to feel very satisfied with the education I am receiving and the value of doing this from my home. Well done!

  • Jeannette Kearns

    Jeannette Kearns

    Senior Product Development Manager at Cricket Wireless, Atlanta

    This was a great course, very informative. I found the complementary learning materials very useful.

  • Jacob Brooks

    Jacob Brooks

    Warehouseman at Crown Holdings, Inc., Houston

    The wealth of knowledge from an experienced LSS trainer along with practical exercises and real world examples made this course interesting.

  • Aaron G Floyd

    Aaron G Floyd

    CEO at The American Achievement Gap Ltd. 'TAAG', Lexington

    I wanted to thank Simplilearn for giving me the opportunity to be featured in a project sponsorship for Simplilearn following the completion of my Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification.

  • Johnnie R Vaughn

    Johnnie R Vaughn

    Quality & Compliance Manager at Streamline Technical Services, Round Rock

    A very good refresher course...

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Why Join this Program

  • Develop skills for real career growthCutting-edge curriculum designed in guidance with industry and academia to develop job-ready skills
  • Learn from experts active in their field, not out-of-touch trainersLeading practitioners who bring current best practices and case studies to sessions that fit into your work schedule.
  • Learn by working on real-world problemsCapstone projects involving real world data sets with virtual labs for hands-on learning
  • Structured guidance ensuring learning never stops24x7 Learning support from mentors and a community of like-minded peers to resolve any conceptual doubts

Six Sigma Green Belt Course FAQs

  • Are Lean Six Sigma certifications worth it?

    Many benefits are associated with Lean Six Sigma certifications both for the professionals and organizations hiring them. Certification holders are better able to demonstrate their quality management skills, have better salary prospects, and stay ahead of their non-certified peers. You can check out our article on Six Sigma Certification to know about the other benefits.

  • What is the salary of a six sigma lean consultant in San Francisco?

    On an average, a six sigma lean consultant earns around $122,000 annually in San Francisco. But those who have a lean six sigma green belt certification in San Francisco will be more likely to earn higher salaries.

  • What are the major companies hiring for a six sigma lean consultant in San Francisco?

    For a company, optimal utilization of all resources is mandatory if they are to be efficient and reduce wastage. This is why companies like Illumina are keen on hiring candidates with a lean six sigma green belt certification in San Francisco.

  • What are the major industries in San Francisco?

    If you’ve done your lean six sigma green belt course in San Francisco, the city offers a wide range of options from nearly all the major industries. Whether you seek IT companies or the digital media and hospitality, San Francisco has companies from nearly all of these industries.

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Training in San Francisco, California

While most people would know San Francisco intimately because of its constant presence in movies, music and pop culture, the city is also famous for a lot of liberal activism. It was the home to the Peace Movement and the gay rights movement, which were cultural milestones in the country and made the United States more progressive.

The city of San Francisco is also known for its fortitude. Every time there has been a crisis, the city and its residents rose to the occasion. Even the Great Depression, when the entire country was economically distraught, did not ruffle San Francisco’s feathers. Rather, the city built its now-iconic Golden Gate Bridge during that time.

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