Dates & Times:
Classroom Instruction:

May27-28, 2009
9:00 am - 5:00 pm

May 29, 2009
9:00 am - noon

June 17-18, 2009
9:00 am - 5:00 pm

June 19, 2009
9:00 am - noon

Deadline to Register
April 15, 2009
 

Online Instruction:

Available anytime

Location:
TU Campus

Fee:*
$3,495 per person

Early online registration by April 15: $3,295 per person

$2,995 two or more persons from the same company

*subject to change for future programs

 
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Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Certificate Program

Discover the power of Six Sigma to improve processes.
And work on your own real time project during the course.

In partnership with Kevin Clay of Six Sigma Development Solutions, Inc. (SSDSI) the University of Tulsa offers a blended learning program, combining live classroom lectures with interactive web-based modules to deliver flexible, but thorough Lean Six Sigma Green Belt education.   Blended programs allow companies of all types and sizes to make the best use of classroom time, reduce training costs and improve student retention of Lean Six Sigma concepts.

So, what are Lean and Six Sigma?

Lean (Enterprise):

• Focuses on processes and flow with effective management of inventory and materials.

• Emphasizes waste prevention - any extra time, labor, or material spent that does not add value to products or services.

Six Sigma:

• Is a process that helps develop and deliver near-perfect products and business processes through the identification and the reduction or elimination of variation.

• Enables you to measure how many defects you have in a process and systematically determine how to eliminate them through process definition and analysis.

Lean + Six Sigma:

• Integration of two Powerful Techniques to Achieve "Increased Process Speed combined with World Class Process Quality"

This high impact training gives participants hands-on application of Lean Six Sigma skills and tools. Lean Six Sigma concepts are introduced first online, and then reinforced through classroom lectures and exercises.

Course Objectives:

• Learn the Six Sigma DMAIC Process and how the varied tools are applied in their organization or discipline

• Strengthen Project Management and Change Management skills

• Participate in a Lean Six Sigma team simulation in class

• Be required to use the DMAIC methodology and tools to complete a Lean Six Sigma project

• Successfully complete the Lean Six Sigma certificaation exam

To Earn Your Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, participants must:

• Successfully complete all 20 eLearning courses (1-2 hours each) and pass the online certification exam.

• Actively participate in 36 hours of required classroom training during the 13 week course (interacting with your peers and the instructor).

• Demonstrate your ability to apply Six Sigma in your instructor-approved project.

Who Should Attend:
Managers, supervisors and directors in areas such as operations, sales, customer service, quality, as well as engineering, production, staff, line supervisors, and anyone in the organization who will be part of a Lean Six Sigma process improvement team.

Timeline for completing the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training:

• 36 hours of classroom training

• 20 hours of online training

• 13 weeks of online mentoring

Instructor:
Kevin Clay is a Six Sigma Master Black Belt and brings over 15 years of operational experience into the classroom. He has a wide range of Lean Six Sigma project experience in industries such as manufacturing, food processing, residential and commercial construction, banking, healthcare, etc.  Kevin has a B.S in Industrial Technology and an M.S. in Manufacturing Technology and Management from East Carolina University.  At TU, Kevin teaches both the Green and Black Belt Certification classes, as well as Minitab.

For more information about this program, please call:
918.631.2215 or email TU-execdev@utulsa.edu

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