• Lean Six Sigma Greenbelt
     May 4, 2019
     9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • Risk Management
     May 4, 2019
     4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Venue:  

Address:
1011 South Dr, Indiana, Pennsylvania, 15705, United States

Six Sigma Greenbelt (9AM-4PM)

Summary: This content is used to engage participants in the Lean Six Sigma methods, to apply these methods to projects, and to certify participants as Lean Six Sigma Greenbelts upon Completion.

Pre-requisites: Basic process and measurement background; understanding of Lean Health Care functions and processes

Outcomes:

*       Ability to identify problems and gage corrections

*       Ability to use Lean and Six Sigma toolset DMAIC

*       Ability to identify solutions and implementation strategy

*       Ability to sustain and reinforce solutions

Modules:

  • Six Sigma and Basic Statistical Overview
  1. Sponsor Introduction
  2. Ice-Breaker
  3. Goal and Role Clarity
  • Tools of Lean
  1. Value Stream Maps
  2. Lead Time Reduction
  3. Error-Proofing
  4. Problem Solving
  5. Standardized Work
  6. Visual Plant
  7. Seven Wastes & 5S
  8. Effective and Efficient Designs of Operations
  9. Cost of “overproducing”
  10. Cost of being “non-standardized”
  11. Cost of too much motion and Transportation
  12. Cost of poor quality (Rework)
  13. Cost of underutilized Equipment and Resources
  14. Cost of Inventory
  15. Cost of Wait Time
  16. Cost of “Muda” coming from Under challenged or Undertrained Workforce
  17. Doing Waste Studies
  18. Capturing Improvements
  19. Cost, Time, Quality, Efficiency
  20. Breakthrough Thinking (automation, new tools…)

III.  Six Sigma Project Preparation

  1. Problem Definition
  2. Process Map
  3. Cause and Effect
  4. Failure Mode
  5. Control and Correction
  6. Measurement System Evaluation
  • Project Work (“What Makes a Good Project”)
  1. Business Casing
  2. Metrics and Measures
  3. Financial and Project Management
  • Graphing the Options
  1. Data Summary
  2. Reports
  3. Tools for Presenting Statistical Analysis
  • Project Conclusions
  1. Recommendations and Findings
  2. Next Steps
  3. Team Reports
  4. Sponsor Review

 

Risk Management and Analysis Workshop (4PM-7PM)

Traditionally, only larger organizations were able to conduct meaningful risk management through labor-intensive analysis of lagging indicators. Today, businesses of all industries and all sizes can benefit from robust risk management that is easy to generate from financial analytics and other key performance metrics.  Using the risk management tools, generating interpretive data, and understanding how to apply the data insights with high organization impact is this workshop’s core focus.