Introduction to Six Sigma ( 2 hours )
- History
of Quality (Deming, Juran, JIT, Ishikawa, Taguchi, etc.)
- Evolution
of Six Sigma
- Defining
Six Sigma – philosophy and objectives
- Importance
of Six Sigma as a Quality Initiative to achieve organizational goals
- Overview
of Six Sigma DMAIC process
Setting up and Managing a Six Sigma Project ( 3 hours)
- Identifying
and Documenting stakeholder requirements
- Identifying
stakeholders and customers
- Data
collection and analysis
- Determining
critical requirements
- Project
Selection Criteria
- Identifying
performance metrics
- Using
Financial criteria to evaluate project benefits
- Maximizing
project benefits for the organization
- Project
Planning
- Creating
Project Charter
- Creating
Project Plan
- Managing
Project Plan
- Six Sigma
Deployment Overview
- Importance
of top management commitment
- Hierarchy
of Six sigma roles and responsibilities
- Team
selection and stages of team evolution
- Evaluating
Team performance
- Motivation
Techniques
- Conflict
Resolution Techniques
- Risk
Management
- About
Risk Management
- Tools
and Techniques for Risk Management
- Knowledge
Management
- Lessons
Learned
Six Sigma Methodology – Define ( 2 hours )
1.
Overview of
Define Phase
2.
Project Charter
- Defining
project charter
- Developing
problem statement
3. Understanding Data
a.
Basics of six
sigma – mean, variation and normal curve
b.
Data Types
c.
Defining Metrics
Six Sigma Methodology – Measure ( 4 hours )
1. Overview of Measure Phase
2. Understanding processes
a. Identifying process inputs and outputs
b. Important Process Tools used in six sigma
i. Cause and Effect diagrams
ii. Process Maps
iii. Flowcharts
iv. Brainstorming
3. Process Costs
a. Different types of process costs
b. Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) definition and categories
c. COPQ used in six sigma
4. Mathematics behind six sigma
a. Distributions
i. Normal (in detail)
ii. Lognormal
iii Exponential
iv. Binomial
v.
Poison
vi. Chi-square
vii. Student’s T
viii. F Distribution
b. Probability and Statistics
5. Measurement Systems
a. Some sample measurement systems
b. Validating measurement systems
i. Gauge R&R study
ii. Total Variation in a system
iii. Mathematical analysis
Six Sigma Methodology – Analyze ( 5 hours )
1. Overview of Analyze Phase
2. Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)
a. Critical to Quality Attributes
b. Risk Priority Number
c. Example of FMEA
3. Hypothesis testing
a. Basics of hypothesis testing.
b. Tools used for hypothesis testing
4. Determining Process Capability
a. Identifying capable processes
b. Accessing process capability for continuous
and discrete data
Six Sigma Methodology – Improve ( 4 hours )
1. Overview of Improve Phase
2. Solutions Design Matrix
a. Overview of Solutions Design Matrix
b. Mathematical Example
3. Design of Experiments
a. Terms and Concepts
b. Types of DOE Experiments
c. Benefits from DOE
d. Application of DOE
Six Sigma Methodology – Control ( 3 hours )
1. Overview of Control Phase
2. Statistical process control
a. Data collection methodology
b. Creating a control plan
c. Using control chart to measure changes
d. Control Limits and Specification Limits
e. Unstable processes
3. Lean tools for Process control
a. 5S
b. Kaizen
c. Kanban
d. Total Productive Maintenance
e. Cycle time reduction
4. Improving process Capability
5. Sharing Lessons Learned
Case Study 1 ( 2 hours )