
Thomas West, MBB
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The primary role of the Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt is to act as the organization’s eyes and ears, helping to detect when an opportunity might exist for the organization to improve.
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The Yellow Belt leads local-level improvement efforts that are considered “low hanging fruit” projects – meaning the project complexity is low and that the project can be completed with minimal data and on a short timeline of 60-90 days. The Yellow Belt’s primary focus is to reduce process waste, making processes easier to perform and more efficient.
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In most organizations, the Yellow Belts serve as team members on more complex projects, which are led by the organization’s Green Belts and Black Belts.
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Suggested: Best to break it up over a few days.
This is a middle of the road course.
Includes tool templates and info graphics to download.
Includes videos to help compliment the learning.
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Digital certificate is available on download.
Great course! I liked the mini quizzes during the course.
I learned new ways to not only approach problem solving, but to approach problem finding. I believe with continued training and mentorship I can grow in my ability to lead projects and to bring forth problems that may not be easily noticeable. I honestly came… Read more “Paint The Town Yellow!”
I have really enjoyed learning a better way to make improvements to our office and procedures.
I liked that the videos were short and that the text following them reinforced key concepts. The repetition helped the ideas stick.
The course content was laid out and organized nicely. Each module wasn’t too lengthy; nice bite-sized chunks to encourage trainees to continue through the course.
The course is well structured. The combination of words, graphics and video helped me understand the concept and kept me interested.
Great introduction into Lean Six Sigma!
Great organization of the material for optimal learning!
I appreciate having a formal treatment of this topic. It should really help any organization to align on established best practices and use a common language. I’m looking forward to improving how we improve.