Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
This Green Belt training teach you how to lead successful projects and develop your problem-solving skills.
Lean Tech offers the following training with certification:
- Green Belt online course (32 h), available until July 1st, 3.900 NOK
- Green Belt online course (16 h), available July 1st, 3.900 NOK
- Green Belt online course (16 h), 5 web meetings of 2 h and 4 h coaching, 14.500 NOK
- Green Belt online course (16 h) in combination with 4 days classroom training, 19.850 NOK
The course content is the same for all courses. The course provides 32 PDUs at Project Management Institutes (PMI) and 3.2 CEUs by International Certification Standard IACET.
This course enables you to:
- Select the right projects
- Define the problem that needs to be solved
- Measure the current problem and baseline the process
- Analyze the process and identify the cause of the problem
- Improve the process by implementing and verifying the best solution
- Control the new process by maintaining the solution
Course content
Introduction
- Overview of Lean Six Sigma
- Cost of poor quality - COPQ
- Reduce variation
- 8 wastes
- Lean Six Sigma roles (White, Yellow, Green, Black & Master Black belts, Champion)
- PDCA & DMAIC overview
- Project selection (guidelines, challenges, questions to ask, filtering opportunities)
Define phase - understand problem
- Project charter & Thought Map
- Voice of the customer - VOC (internal & external - clarify requirements)
- Process mapping:
- Process Walk
- High-level process map
- Value Stream Map (VSM)
- Swimlane & Spaghetti map
- Project communication (plan, A3, Stakeholder analysis, meeting productivity)
- Conclusions
Measure phase - map current situation
- Select relevant Measures
- Data types (discrete & continuous)
- Operational definition
- Stratification Factors)
- Data collection (Check Sheet, occurence, sampling, bias)
- Measurement System Analysis - MSA (repeatability, reproducibility, accuracy, precision)
- Baseline data
- Conclusions (Project Storyboard, challenges, checklist & deliverables)
Analyze phase - prove root causes
- Conduct Process analysis
- Graphical analysis
- Histogram and basic statistics
- Pie & Bar charts
- Pareto chart
- Run chart
- Box plot
- Brainstorm root causes
- Develop root cause Hypotheses
- Validate root cause Hypothesis (observation, data collection, graphical analysis, correlation)
- Conclusions (Project Storyboard, challenges, checklist & deliverables)
Improve phase - solve root causes
- Decide team members
- Craft solutions
- Lean improvement principles
- Single-piece flow vs. batching
- Changeover reduction (SMED)
- Work cell design
- Work balancing & Demand leveling
- Cross-Training & Parallel Processing
- Kanbans & Just-in-time
- Standard Work & 5S
- Future state map
- Filter solutions (Priority Matrixes)
- Conduct risk management
- Determine Solution approach
- Conclusions
Control - create lasting results
- Create Monitoring plans
- Control charts for key measures
- 5S assessment
- Develop Response plans
- Quantify effects
- Document the Project
- Project Storyboard
- Procedures
- Transition to Process owner
- Pursue perfection
- Innovation transfer
- Change management
- Continuous improvement
- Conclusions

Classroom training
You will practice what you learn. The instructor will guide & support you.
4 days of classroom:
- 1 h start-up meeting
- 2 sessions of 2 days
8 days of classroom:
- 2 sessions of 4 days

Web meetings
You learn by practical exercises and interacting with the instructor and the other participants.
We use Teams (or similar solution) for the web meetings and solve tasks individually or in groups.
The training with web meetings include 5 meetings of 2 hours.

Coaching
You get help and support based on your needs.
2 hours 1 to 1 coaching is agreed with the instructor during the period the online meetings take place.
2 group coaching of 1 hour respectively 1 and 2 months after the last web meeting.

Online training
The online training is in English, delivered by GoLeanSixSigma.
You have access to the course and certification for a year (unlimited re-takes on exam).
Classroom training, web meetings and coaching can be held in Norwegian or English. Inform about your preference upon registration.
During classroom training we will practice Lean Six Sigma by playing a Lego game. The Lego game was developed by John Bicheno at the Lean Enterprise Research Center at Cardiff Business School, and later developed by Joakim Hillberg at Revere in Sweden.
The game is used by companies, universities and consultants in several countries to provide practical experience and understanding of Lean Six Sigma principles.
We also use other types of games and exercises to practice theory. The Galton board is used to understand statistical concepts and control charts.
Online Training
GoLeanSixSigma delivers online training developed by highly successful Lean Six Sigma consultants and trainers with broad international experience.
GoLeanSixSigma's learning methods focus on practical application, not just "knowing the concepts and tools" - enabling course participants to start using Lean Six Sigma right away.
> 220,000 participants from 220 countries have participated so far. They have given the training the highest score.
Participants describe the courses as fun, accessible, affordable, practical, easy to understand and effective.
Practical exercises
Galton board is used during the training for basic understanding of statistics, and practical exercises.
Bonus content
- Template Toolkit (value $49)
- Guide to DMAIC ($14)
- Lean Six Sigma Glossary ($12)
- eBook: The Problem-Solver’s Toolkit ($9)
Certification
To become certified Green Belt, you must pass the 130-question exam.
The content is divided into 6 sections (Introduction, Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve & Control) and you must answer 80% of the questions within each section correctly.
You have 4 hours to complete the exam and unlimited number of attempts.
Certification can be customized based on your company's need.