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Six Sigma Green Belt Certification

Green Belts are Six Sigma practitioners who do process and product improvement project work. The focus of Six Sigma is to reduce and control variation and waste in our processes based on the importance to the customer and the business needs.

 

Curriculum

Green Belts are Six Sigma practitioners who do process and product improvement project work. The focus of Six Sigma is to reduce and control variation and waste in our processes based on the importance to the customer and the business needs.  This training makes extensive use of hands-on exercises, utilizing the project and data candidates bring to class. Students are required to have a project which may be advanced significantly during the training period through applying the newly learned techniques on their projects as well as on a final exam. 

Course Outline:

Introduction and Statistical Thinking
Six Sigma Concepts
DMAIC Process
Project Management

Define – Measure – Analyze – Improve – Control
Project selection                                Voice of the Process
Pareto Analysis                                  VOC/VOP Matrix
Project Charter                                  Voice of the Customer
Project Schedules                              Process Mapping
Basic Numerical Statistics                  Concepts of Variability
Data Collection                                  Histogram
Cause and Effect Diagram                  Scatter Diagram
Run Chart                                          Control Charts
FMEA                                                 Process Capability
Measurement Systems Analysis          Mistake Proofing
Control System                                  Design of Experiments

 

 

Who Should Enroll

Students interested in receiving their green belt certification.  

Testimonials
Wonderful and information course.

100% will recommend.

Instructor is awesome, intuitive and passionate.

The instructor’s experience and knowledge is an asset.

Use of props and activities/exercises to demonstrate point really kept your attention and reinforced the concepts.

Looking forward to applying these skills at work.

Location

CCSU Downtown Campus, 185 Main Street, New Britain, CT 06051
Room 21702
Social distancing protocols will apply to students attending this class.

Schedule, Costs & Contact

The class will follow Covid-19 protocols.

Monday – Wednesday

March 29 – 31

April 26 – 28

8:30 am – 4:30 pm

$1,800

Lunch provided.

Contact: Christa Sterling; csterling@ccsu.edu; 860-832-2277

If you are a CT manufacturing company with less than 2,000 employees, not receiving other funding, you may qualify for 50% funding by the CT Dept. of Labor for eligible classes.  Complete the DOL Form and email to davissm@ccsu.edu for approval prior to registering.

Instructor

Mr. Lance Boynton

Lance is a Central Connecticut State University adjunct professor and CE Instructor supporting Continuous Improvement and Six Sigma Training, (Lean, Green Belt and Black Belt) for organizations throughout Connecticut.  During his work in industry, he has served on a variety of manufacturing panels and is currently the chair of the Northwest Connecticut Manufactures Coalition. Lance has been an invited speaker for a number of manufacturing, quality, continuous improvement and leadership initiatives. Having a passion for teaching, he is currently becoming a certified Dale Carnegie instructor.  Lance has held a number of senior executive leadership positions including COO of a global adhesives manufacturing company.