Upgrade to Green Belt Seminar
Duration: 4 days
Date: February 25-28, 2014
Tuition: $2295 plus HST
Location: Wu Conference Centre, Fredericton NB
Facilitator: Ryan Walker
Course number: CLSS 2002
After Yellow Belt training, Green Belt and Black Belt candidates will receive an additional four days of training to increase their Lean Six Sigma toolkit including graphical analysis tools and application of Little’s law. Participants are expected to bring a project to work on so that they learn to identify and resolve chronic problems using Lean Six Sigma tools.
Topics Include:
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1. All Yellow Belt Topics |
8. Lean Process Design
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Facilitator
Ryan Walker is a certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and Lean Expert with Juran. Mr. Walker assists clients in achieving outstanding results in efficiency and effectiveness. He introduces innovative ideas to ensure high standards are achieved throughout the organization. He advises and supports team members through data mining and analysis in making strategic business and performance decisions. He has the ability to foster positive working relationships with client staff.
Mr. Walker specializes in Organizational Scorecard Design, Lean Value Stream Mapping for Opportunity Identification and Continuous Improvement Roadmap Development. Past deployments include 6S Workplace Organization and Safety, Business Process Management and Decomposition, Quality System Audits, Performance Readiness Assessments, FMEA analysis, Critical Characteristic Control and Baldrige Criteria-Based Performance Assessments.
Lean Six Sigma Belt Certification
The Value of a Juran Certification
Juran Certification as featured in Quality Progress and The Wall Street Journal is one of the most sought after certifications in the industry. We have certified over 5,000 Belts around the globe in accordance with the international and the American Society Quality (ASQ) body of knowledge since 1996. A Juran Certified Black Belt signifies technical competency, deep understanding of the principles, and a demonstrated ability to deliver results.
To become a Juran certified Belt, candidates must fulfill the following requirements:
- Pass an examination.
- Successfully complete a Lean Six Sigma project (conducted during the course of training, with selection approved by the Champion). Project success means using the Lean Six Sigma methodology correctly to achieve stated operational and financial objectives.
- Submit a final project report (softcopy) to Juran (detailed requirements for the final project report will be provided during the Belt training).
- Each candidate must present his/her project and answer questions posed by the Juran Certifier. This review takes about two hours per project. The project review takes place approximately six to eight weeks after the project is completed.
Project defenses typically require two hours of consultant time to prepare for and conduct the certification examination.
