Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Training (IASSC Certified)

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Course Overview:

The Six Sigma Black Belt Training is for the Lean Six Sigma Quality Management Professionals who require to develop an in-depth knowledge of the six-sigma phases and application of lean concepts to manage team dynamics and optimize end-to-end organization processes.

The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Course is an accredited certification focusing on the best practices of enterprise functioning by implementing the Lean Six Sigma Methodology. Here are some of the key features of getting certified by IASSC in Lean Six Sigma Black Belt:

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Key Features:

9 Hours of Online Self-Paced Video Training.
36 Hours Instructor-led Training.
35 Extensive PDUs.
6 Quizzes With End-of-Chapter.
4 Hour Simulated Certification Exam.
2 Projects on Course Completion.
Practical Learning Through Case Studies.
Comprehensive Exam Preparation Support.
100% Money-back Guarantee.

The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt online course by AgileFever explains all aspects of the Lean Six Sigma Method comprising a high level of competence and understanding of the Sigma Phases such as Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control (DMAIC).

This 9-hour self-paced training for the Black Belt Six Sigma certification is divided into 4 major modules with the in-depth lessons mentioned below:

Module 1: Course Introduction

Introduction.
ICBB™ Certification Overview.

Module 2: Define Phase

Lesson 1: The Basics of Six Sigma

Introduction to Define Phase
Six Sigma
Lean
Sigma Shift
Yield
Continuous Improvement Process Evolution
Six Sigma Deliverables
VOC Campaign & Tools
KANO Analysis
Six Sigma Roles and Responsibilities
Project Champion and Master
Black Belt Black Belt and Yellow Belt
Drivers of Six Sigma

Lesson 2: The Fundamentals of Six Sigma

Six Sigma Process.
Project Charter.
Critical to Quality.
Cost of poor quality.
Calculating CoPQ.
Pareto Analysis.
Basics of Six Sigma Metrics.

Lesson 3: Selecting Lean Six Sigma Projects

Selecting Lean Six Sigma Projects.
Project Selection Roadmap.
Building Business Case and Project Charter.
Tuckman’s Stages of Team Formation.
Developing Project Metrics.
Financial Evaluation and Benefits Capture.

Lesson 4: The Lean Enterprise

Understanding Lean.
History of Lean.
Lean & Six Sigma.
Principles of Lean and Methodology.
Seven Elements of Waste: Overproduction, Correction, Inventory, Motion, Overprocessing, Conveyance, Waiting.
5S: Sort, Straighten, Shine, Standardize, Self-Discipline.

Module 3: Measure Phase

Lesson 1: Process Definition

Introduction to Measure Phase
Tools to Define a Process
Cause & Effect /Fishbone diagram
Process Mapping
SIPOC Process Map
Value Stream Maps and Key Metrics
X-Y Diagram
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
FMEA Process and Template
Severity, Occurrence, and Detection Table
Risk Priority Number (RPN)

Lesson 2: Six Sigma Statistics

Data and Measuring.
Basic Statistics.
Descriptive Statistics.
Measures of Central Tendency.
Measures of Dispersion.
Data Collection Plan.
Data Collection Methodology.
Develop a Measurement Plan.
Graphical Analysis and Tools.
Introduction to Minitab.
Normal Distribution and Normality.

Lesson 3: Measurement System Analysis

Introduction.
Measurement System Analysis: Overview.
Measurement Error: Categories.
Gage Repeatability & Reproducibility.
Accuracy and Precision.
Bias.
Stability.
Linearity.
Variable and Attribute MSA.

Lesson 4: Process Capability

Process Capability.
Capability Analysis.
Concept of Stability.
Attribute & Discrete Capability.
Monitoring Techniques.

Module 4: Analyze Phase

Lesson 1: Classes of Distribution

Introduction to Analyze Phase.
Frequency Distribution.
Demo: Frequency Distribution.
Probability Distribution & Types.
Types of Discrete Probability Distribution.
Types of Continuous Probability Distribution.

Lesson 2: Inferential Statistics

Introduction.
Inferential Statistics.
Branches of Inferential Statistics.
Central Limit Theorem.

Lesson 3: Hypothesis Testing

Introduction.
Basics of Hypothesis Testing.
General Concepts & Goals of Hypothesis Testing.
Significance: Practical vs. Statistical.
Risk: Alpha & Beta.
Types of Hypothesis Test.

Lesson 4: Hypothesis Testing with Normal Data

Hypothesis Testing with Normal Data.
1 & 2 Sample t-tests.
1 Sample variance.
One Way ANOVA.
Demo: Anova.
Including Tests of Equal Variance, Normality Testing and Sample Size Calculation, Performing Tests and Interpreting Results.
Residual Plot.

Lesson 5: Hypothesis Testing with Non-Normal Data

Mann-Whitney.
Kruskal-Wallis.
Mood’s Median.
Friedman.
1 Sample Sign.
1 Sample Wilcoxon.
One and Two Sample Proportion.
Chi-Squared (Contingency Tables).
Including Tests of Equal Variance, Normality Testing and Sample Size calculation, Performing Tests and Interpreting Results.

Module 5: Improve Phase

Lesson 1: Simple Linear Regression

Introduction to Improve Phase
Correlation
Demo: Correlation
Regression Analysis
Demo: Regression
Residual Analysis

Lesson 2: Multiple Regression Analysis

Introduction.
Multi-Vari Analysis.
Demo: Multi-Vari Analysis.
Non-Linear Regression.
Multiple Linear Regression.
Demo: Multiple Linear Regression.
Confidence & Prediction Intervals.
Residuals Analysis.
Data Transformation, Box-Cox.

Lesson 3: Designed Experiments

Introduction.
Designed Experiments.
Experiment Objectives.
Experimental Methods.
Experimental Design: Considerations.

Lesson 4: Factorial Experiments

Introduction.
12k Full Factorial Designs.
Full Factorial Experiments.
Demo: Full Factorial Experiments.
Linear & Quadratic Models.
Types of Response Surface Designs.
Balanced and Orthogonal Design.
Fit, Diagnose Model and Center Points.
Fractional Factorial Experiments.
Confounding Effects.
Experimental Resolution.

Module 6: Control Phase

Lesson 1: Lean Controls

Introduction to Control Phase.
Lean Controls.
Control Methods of 5S.
Kanban Principles.
Steps to Implement Kanban.
Poka-Yoke or Mistake Proofing.

Lesson 2: Statistical Process Control (SPC)

Statistical Process Control (SPC).
Data Collection for SPC.
I-MR Chart.
Xbar-R Chart.
U Chart.
P Chart.
NP Chart.
Xbar-S Chart.
CUSUM Chart.
EWMA Chart.
Control Methods.
Control Chart Anatomy.
Subgroups, Impact of Variation, Frequency of Sampling
Center Line & Control Limit Calculations.

Lesson 3: Six Sigma Control Plans

Introduction.
Project Cost-Benefit Analysis.
Elements of a Control Plan.
Control Plan: Training.
Elements of Response Plan.
Project Closure.

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training Benefits:

By getting certified in Lean Six Sigma Black Belt you will learn how to implement, interpret, and apply the concepts of Lean Six Sigma with advanced proficiency to optimize the organizational quality assurance operations and business functions. As your clear the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Exam, you will be able to secure high annual salaries as a quality manager or project leader in large enterprises with the following learning and benefits:

Understand All Aspects of Lean Six Sigma Methodology.
Learn to Optimize End-to-End Business Processes.
Effectively Manage Team Dynamics.
Develop Multi-Level Leadership Skills.
Close Projects.
Pass Control to Operations Owners.
Project Presentation Skills to Managers or Peers.
Eliminate Project Barriers and Ensure Success.
Basic to Advanced Level Statistical Analysis.
Determine Relationship Between Key Inputs and Process Outputs.
Learn to Maximize Customer Value While Minimizing Waste.
Lean 5S Lean Concepts - Waste Reduction, Process Mapping, Value Stream Mapping, and Mistake Proofing.
Understand Project Prioritization Matrix.
Secure High-Paying Job Roles.

Who Can Attend Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Training:

Accredited by IASSC, our Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training provides a competitive advantage with better career opportunities in large organizations and optimizing business processes. This course is for management professionals who lead complex project improvements. Here are some of the relevant profiles who can attend this Lean Six Sigma Certification Course:

Operations Manager.
Quality Manager.
Senior Managers.
Team Leaders.
Quality Assurance Engineer.
Quality Analyst.
Software Professionals.
Project Managers.
Management Students.

After the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt™ (ICBB™) course completion, the participant can expect the key outcomes mentioned below:

2 Practice Projects on Course End.
IASSC Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification (ICBB™).

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Exam Details:

To pass the exam and achieve the professional accreditation of IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt™ (ICBB™), participants must take the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Exam and score a minimum of 70% grade. Here are some of the important pointers on the ICBB™ exam:

150 Multiple Choice Questions.
4-Hour Total Allotted Time.
15 Non-Graded Additional Questions.
Closed-book Proctored Examination.
30 Multiple Choice & True/False Questions from Each Major Section of IASSC Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Body of Knowledge.

The exam is conducted through Online Proctoring System or taken in 8000 testing center's by IASSC accredited providers across 165 countries.

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites to attempt the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification exam. However, the applicants can note down the following suggestions to increase the chances of passing the exam:

Get Formal Lean Six Sigma Training.
Get Corporate Training from a verified Lean Six Sigma Trainer.
Real-World Work Experience in Lean Six Sigma.

Course Information

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Course Overview:

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Key Features:

9 Hours of Online Self-Paced Video Training.
36 Hours Instructor-led Training.
35 Extensive PDUs.
6 Quizzes With End-of-Chapter.
4 Hour Simulated Certification Exam.
2 Projects on Course Completion.
Practical Learning Through Case Studies.
Comprehensive Exam Preparation Support.
100% Money-back Guarantee.

Course Curriculum

This 9-hour self-paced training for the Black Belt Six Sigma certification is divided into 4 major modules with the in-depth lessons mentioned below:

Module 1: Course Introduction

Introduction.
ICBB™ Certification Overview.

Module 2: Define Phase

Lesson 1: The Basics of Six Sigma

Introduction to Define Phase
Six Sigma
Lean
Sigma Shift
Yield
Continuous Improvement Process Evolution
Six Sigma Deliverables
VOC Campaign & Tools
KANO Analysis
Six Sigma Roles and Responsibilities
Project Champion and Master
Black Belt Black Belt and Yellow Belt
Drivers of Six Sigma

Lesson 2: The Fundamentals of Six Sigma

Six Sigma Process.
Project Charter.
Critical to Quality.
Cost of poor quality.
Calculating CoPQ.
Pareto Analysis.
Basics of Six Sigma Metrics.

Lesson 3: Selecting Lean Six Sigma Projects

Selecting Lean Six Sigma Projects.
Project Selection Roadmap.
Building Business Case and Project Charter.
Tuckman’s Stages of Team Formation.
Developing Project Metrics.
Financial Evaluation and Benefits Capture.

Lesson 4: The Lean Enterprise

Understanding Lean.
History of Lean.
Lean & Six Sigma.
Principles of Lean and Methodology.
Seven Elements of Waste: Overproduction, Correction, Inventory, Motion, Overprocessing, Conveyance, Waiting.
5S: Sort, Straighten, Shine, Standardize, Self-Discipline.

Module 3: Measure Phase

Lesson 1: Process Definition

Introduction to Measure Phase
Tools to Define a Process
Cause & Effect /Fishbone diagram
Process Mapping
SIPOC Process Map
Value Stream Maps and Key Metrics
X-Y Diagram
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
FMEA Process and Template
Severity, Occurrence, and Detection Table
Risk Priority Number (RPN)

Lesson 2: Six Sigma Statistics

Data and Measuring.
Basic Statistics.
Descriptive Statistics.
Measures of Central Tendency.
Measures of Dispersion.
Data Collection Plan.
Data Collection Methodology.
Develop a Measurement Plan.
Graphical Analysis and Tools.
Introduction to Minitab.
Normal Distribution and Normality.

Lesson 3: Measurement System Analysis

Introduction.
Measurement System Analysis: Overview.
Measurement Error: Categories.
Gage Repeatability & Reproducibility.
Accuracy and Precision.
Bias.
Stability.
Linearity.
Variable and Attribute MSA.

Lesson 4: Process Capability

Process Capability.
Capability Analysis.
Concept of Stability.
Attribute & Discrete Capability.
Monitoring Techniques.

Module 4: Analyze Phase

Lesson 1: Classes of Distribution

Introduction to Analyze Phase.
Frequency Distribution.
Demo: Frequency Distribution.
Probability Distribution & Types.
Types of Discrete Probability Distribution.
Types of Continuous Probability Distribution.

Lesson 2: Inferential Statistics

Introduction.
Inferential Statistics.
Branches of Inferential Statistics.
Central Limit Theorem.

Lesson 3: Hypothesis Testing

Introduction.
Basics of Hypothesis Testing.
General Concepts & Goals of Hypothesis Testing.
Significance: Practical vs. Statistical.
Risk: Alpha & Beta.
Types of Hypothesis Test.

Lesson 4: Hypothesis Testing with Normal Data

Hypothesis Testing with Normal Data.
1 & 2 Sample t-tests.
1 Sample variance.
One Way ANOVA.
Demo: Anova.
Including Tests of Equal Variance, Normality Testing and Sample Size Calculation, Performing Tests and Interpreting Results.
Residual Plot.

Lesson 5: Hypothesis Testing with Non-Normal Data

Mann-Whitney.
Kruskal-Wallis.
Mood’s Median.
Friedman.
1 Sample Sign.
1 Sample Wilcoxon.
One and Two Sample Proportion.
Chi-Squared (Contingency Tables).
Including Tests of Equal Variance, Normality Testing and Sample Size calculation, Performing Tests and Interpreting Results.

Module 5: Improve Phase

Lesson 1: Simple Linear Regression

Introduction to Improve Phase
Correlation
Demo: Correlation
Regression Analysis
Demo: Regression
Residual Analysis

Lesson 2: Multiple Regression Analysis

Introduction.
Multi-Vari Analysis.
Demo: Multi-Vari Analysis.
Non-Linear Regression.
Multiple Linear Regression.
Demo: Multiple Linear Regression.
Confidence & Prediction Intervals.
Residuals Analysis.
Data Transformation, Box-Cox.

Lesson 3: Designed Experiments

Introduction.
Designed Experiments.
Experiment Objectives.
Experimental Methods.
Experimental Design: Considerations.

Lesson 4: Factorial Experiments

Introduction.
12k Full Factorial Designs.
Full Factorial Experiments.
Demo: Full Factorial Experiments.
Linear & Quadratic Models.
Types of Response Surface Designs.
Balanced and Orthogonal Design.
Fit, Diagnose Model and Center Points.
Fractional Factorial Experiments.
Confounding Effects.
Experimental Resolution.

Module 6: Control Phase

Lesson 1: Lean Controls

Introduction to Control Phase.
Lean Controls.
Control Methods of 5S.
Kanban Principles.
Steps to Implement Kanban.
Poka-Yoke or Mistake Proofing.

Lesson 2: Statistical Process Control (SPC)

Statistical Process Control (SPC).
Data Collection for SPC.
I-MR Chart.
Xbar-R Chart.
U Chart.
P Chart.
NP Chart.
Xbar-S Chart.
CUSUM Chart.
EWMA Chart.
Control Methods.
Control Chart Anatomy.
Subgroups, Impact of Variation, Frequency of Sampling
Center Line & Control Limit Calculations.

Lesson 3: Six Sigma Control Plans

Introduction.
Project Cost-Benefit Analysis.
Elements of a Control Plan.
Control Plan: Training.
Elements of Response Plan.
Project Closure.

Benefits

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training Benefits:

Understand All Aspects of Lean Six Sigma Methodology.
Learn to Optimize End-to-End Business Processes.
Effectively Manage Team Dynamics.
Develop Multi-Level Leadership Skills.
Close Projects.
Pass Control to Operations Owners.
Project Presentation Skills to Managers or Peers.
Eliminate Project Barriers and Ensure Success.
Basic to Advanced Level Statistical Analysis.
Determine Relationship Between Key Inputs and Process Outputs.
Learn to Maximize Customer Value While Minimizing Waste.
Lean 5S Lean Concepts - Waste Reduction, Process Mapping, Value Stream Mapping, and Mistake Proofing.
Understand Project Prioritization Matrix.
Secure High-Paying Job Roles.

Who can attend ?

Who Can Attend Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Training:

Operations Manager.
Quality Manager.
Senior Managers.
Team Leaders.
Quality Assurance Engineer.
Quality Analyst.
Software Professionals.
Project Managers.
Management Students.

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After the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt™ (ICBB™) course completion, the participant can expect the key outcomes mentioned below:

2 Practice Projects on Course End.
IASSC Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification (ICBB™).

Exam Details

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Exam Details:

150 Multiple Choice Questions.
4-Hour Total Allotted Time.
15 Non-Graded Additional Questions.
Closed-book Proctored Examination.
30 Multiple Choice & True/False Questions from Each Major Section of IASSC Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Body of Knowledge.

The exam is conducted through Online Proctoring System or taken in 8000 testing center's by IASSC accredited providers across 165 countries.

Prerequisites

Get Formal Lean Six Sigma Training.
Get Corporate Training from a verified Lean Six Sigma Trainer.
Real-World Work Experience in Lean Six Sigma.

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FAQ's

What is the difference between Lean and Six Sigma?

Lean is a methodology based on waste reduction, whereas Six Sigma is a methodology based on process improvement. Both Lean Six Sigma Methodology is adopted by many organizations to optimize business functioning and operations.

What is the IASSC Certification?

IASSC certification is a globally-known and accredited body of knowledge conducting professional credentialing in Lean Six Sigma Certifications.

How do I download my ICBB™ certificate?

Once you attend all the live classroom training sessions and pass the exam, you can log in to Agile Fever using the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Course credentials and download the ICBB™ certificate.

What are the prerequisites to take the IASSC Certification exam?

There are no prerequisites such as taking the IASSC Certification exam but formal training or real-world work experience in Lean Six Sigma can help you clear the exam easily.

What is the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training Course?

The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training Course is a globally-recognized elite certification providing the best practices for optimizing enterprise processes in product development, manufacturing operations, customer service, relations, and other organizational functions.

What are the learning outcomes of the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt?

Some of the notable learning outcomes of the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt comprise of application of lean concepts, advanced statistical analysis, project prioritization, managing team dynamics, and work with multiple levels.

Why should I opt for the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification?

The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Course is for the quality management professionals to validate their professional skills in handling complex projects, develop expertise in six sigma methodologies and therefore gain a competitive career advantage.

Who can attend the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification?

The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification is best for candidates with the job responsibilities of senior managers, team leaders, software professionals, project managers, quality assurance engineers, operations managers, and other quality management professionals.

How many times can I retake the exams?

If you do not fail to score a minimum in the first attempt of an IASSC Examination, the subsequent sittings must be at least three months apart from the most recent attempt.

What is Lean Six Sigma Black Belt cost at AgileFever?

The ICBB™ certification fee structure is available online on our website. Click here to check.

How long does it take to get certified in Lean Six Sigma Black Belt?

If one has completed the Green Belt, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt training is likely to take about 5 weeks in an online training program. If someone has not pursued Green Belt, the Black Belt training program will take about 8 weeks of learning.

How to become a verified Lean Six Sigma Trainer?

A candidate needs to apply for the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt exam and clear the exam with a minimum score of 70% to become a verified Lean Six Sigma Trainer.

Is there a separate fee for the Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt exam?

No. The course fee structure includes the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Exam fees.

Is the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Test hard?

If you have a formal understanding of Lean Six Sigma or Corporate Training from a verified Lean Six Sigma Trainer, the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt exam will be easy for you.

What is the validity period of the ICBB™ certificate and do I need to renew it?

Yes, you need to apply for recertification. Once you pass the certification exam “current status” is applied for 3 years until you apply for recertification. Else, “elapsed status” is applied to certificates beyond 3 years unless the candidate gets recertified. The IASSC recertification exam is taken web-based with an on-demand testing system.

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