Our latest and highest level of Six Sigma training that we offer is the LEAN Expert – Black Belt training. This course teaches skills and knowledge to help organisations take a systematic approach to continuous improvement. As a Lean Expert, you will be able to effectively implement the transformation from traditional to Lean management.
The LEAN Expert Black Belt training is a follow-up of the LEAN Specialist Green Belt training.
As a Lean Expert, you will be able to effectively implement the transformation from traditional to Lean management through the use of Workflow Systems, drive business alignment through strategy implementation, and conduct assessments to determine the maturity of organisational processes. As a Lean expert, you will also learn to coach and lead employees, facilitate ‘Kaizen’ events and create ‘Level Pull’ systems.
Lean Six Sigma focuses on mapping processes and using proven methodologies to sustainably improve organisations.
By following a training you can learn how to apply techniques in a structured way to solve daily problems.
All our Lean training courses are accredited by the leading institute LCS.
This course is ideal for certified Green Belts who are committed to implementing Lean Sigma projects throughout the organisation, including leading and guiding Lean Sigma projects and helping the organisation move towards a systematic approach and continuous improvement.
During the practical assignment, several hours of on-site coaching will be provided by a certified Master Black Belt consultant from Perfact.
The LEAN Expert – Black Belt is a hands-on classroom training given by a certified Master Black Belt and lasts 5 days.
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