Six Sigma
We now offer six sigma training. With our course we can train you in your workplace customized to improve the
quality of your business.

Six sigma is a measurement in quality, the measurement stands for 3.4
defects per million. Six sigma is a methadology on how to approach levels of quality such as this with varying
levels of intensity.
| Level |
What you can do |
| White Belt |
- Understand Six Sigma methadology
- Understand Six sigma tools and measures
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| Yellow Belt |
- Supports Black and green belts
- Member of DMAIC team
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| Green Belt |
- Works project in existing functional area
- Identifies improvement opportunities
- Member of DMAIC team
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| Black Belt |
- Project team leader
- Contributes to the accomplishment of organizational goals
- Provides technical support to improvement efforts
- Facilitates DMAIC teams in applying Six Sigma methods to solve problems
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DMAIC
Learn the DMAIC principles and methadologies on how to run projects that improve your business.

Their are 5 iterative steps in the DMIAC process when running a project to improve your business
| Step |
Involves |
| Define |
- Project selection
- Team formation
- Establish goal
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| Measure |
- Collect data
- Construct Process Flow
- Validate Measurement System
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| Analyze |
- Analyze Data
- Identify Causes
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| Improve |
- Prioritize root causes
- Innovate pilot solutions
- Validate the improvement
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| Control |
- Ensure Solution is sustained
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Lean 5S
The first steps in six sigma are lean sigma and the 5S philosophy. The 5S practice derives from the Japanese
words for five practices leading to a clean and manageable work area.
| Step |
Japanese |
Literal Translation |
English |
| Step 1: |
Seiri
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Clearing Up
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Sorting
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Step 2:
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Seiton
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Organizing
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Straightening
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Step 3:
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Seiso
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Cleaning
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Shining
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Step 4:
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Seketsu
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Standardizing
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Standardizing
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Step 5:
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Shitsuke
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Training & Discipline
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Sustaining
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Seiri = Sorting
Eliminate everything not required for the current work, keeping only the bare essentials.
Seiton = Straightening
Arrange items in a way that they are easily visible and accessible.
Seiso = Shining
Clean everything and find ways to keep it clean. Make cleaning a part of your everyday work.
Seketsu = Standardizing
Create rules by which the first three S's are maintained.
Shitsuke = Sustaining
Keep 5S activities from unraveling.
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