Yellow Belt

More and more organizations are using Lean Six Sigma to improve their processes. The corresponding improvement projects often have an impact on the daily work.

The Lean Six Sigma methodology has been used to streamline processes to provide services or products to customers, patients or citizens faster and with fewer errors. Often, the projects take place within the organization where several people work together. For example, a billing process, licensing process, logistics-, or production processes. The persons who run the projects are called Green Belts and Black Belts, but they are dependent on the input and cooperation of their team members to succeed.

The Yellow Belt training has developed in order to ensure that the team members understand the aim of Lean Six Sigma and what their role will be within projects. This 1-day course explains what Lean Six Sigma is, where it comes from, where it works and where not, what Lean Six Sigma means for an organization and how it can contribute to streamline processes. It is an interactive training with a process simulation and not too many theoretical concepts.

For anyone who comes into contact with Lean and Six Sigma on regular basis, e.g. you are a manager who wants to know more about the methodology or you are an employee whose input is expected in Lean Six Sigma projects. The Yellow Belt training guarantees the right knowledge and background information.

Pre-knowledge about Lean Six Sigma is not required. During the training, we will discuss the background and philosophy of Lean Six Sigma, so you know where the methods came from. Furthermore, the training starts with the basics of Lean Six Sigma and the concepts will clearly be explained and illustrated.

The Yellow Belt course is an in-company training course. Please request our prospectus for a detailed program of the training. A Yellow Belt training provides a general overview of Lean Six Sigma and therefore suitable for tailor-made content depending on which type of business you are into.

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