Public Enrolment
Six Sigma Canada Inc.`s Public Enrolment allows individual persons or a small group within companies to send their best people outside to receive Lean Six Sigma training. Full Lean Six Sigma deployments are not always what a company is looking for or what is required at this particular time. Six Sigma Canada Inc.`s Public Enrolment is designed to lower the costs associated with developing Lean Six Sigma practitioners. Public Enrolment brings many different industries together in a classroom setting, each with the same vision, to become the best Lean Six Sigma practitioner. In our experience, mixing different industries promotes and expedites the learning.
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Tools that are not as applicable to one industry may be very applicable to another. It is through classroom exercises and practical discussions that knowledge is transferred.
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***VIRTUAL*** Public Enrolment Training Dates
2023 Fall Public Enrolment Training Dates - Virtual
Lean White Belt Training
May 15 Champion Training May 15, 16 Lean Yellow Belt May 16 - 20 Lean Green Belt Week 1 - May 15 - 19 - Lean Define/Measure Week 2 - June 12 - 16 - Analyze Week 3 - July 17 - 21 - Improve/Control Lean Black Belt Week 1 - May 15 - 19 - Lean Define/Measure Week 2 - June 12 - 16 - Analyze Week 3 - July 17 - 21 - Improve/Control Week 4 - August 21 - 25 - Lean GB to BB Lean Green Belt to Black Belt August 21 - 25 |
2023 Winter Public Enrolment Training Dates - Virtual
Lean White Belt Training
September 11 Champion Training September 11, 12 Lean Yellow Belt September 11 - 15 Lean Green Belt Week 1 - September 11 - 15 - Lean Define/Measure Week 2 - October 16 - 20 - Analyze Week 3 - November 13 - 17 - Improve/Control Lean Black Belt Week 1 - September 11 - 15 - Lean Define/Measure Week 2 - October 16 - 20 - Analyze Week 3 - November 13 - 17 - Improve/Control Week 4 - December 4 - 8 - Lean GB to BB Lean Green Belt to Black Belt December 4 - 8 |
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"Rick and Cliff were supervisors in the Product Quality organization when I first met them as their interim leader while a new Quality Manager was being selected. As I think back and compare those two junior supervisors to what they have both became as a result of Black Belt education and experience, it is humbling. At Navistar's Chatham Plant we took the approach that the best and brightest should have the Black Belt opportunity placed before them. Cliff and Rick were among this first group of 10 and they were placed in a room together. This had the effect of creating an elite group of problem solvers that became convinced that their data could change our world. They subsequently proved that very thorny issues could be tackled, root cause analysis performed, and the issue subsequently wrestled to the ground. The issue of solution-sustain-ability was immediately addressed if, in fact, it did arise. The other significant change that came about as a result of this training was a change in the people. The Black Belt education not only taught statistical tools but also changed people. Whether this was a result of six sigma coaching, the "elite" mentality that resulted, the social interplay, or just the time away from the workplace, I do not know. This I do know. People that take the training and engage themselves in the work return to normal life changed. They are more mature, responsible and better able to quickly perceive root cause contributors. This resulted in a succession plan change at the Chatham Plant. We entrenched the policy that no one was eligible for a position that would take them out of first line supervision without Black Belt or Green Belt training. If you didn't get yourself into the training you weren't going to be promoted."
Pete Brennan
Plant Manager
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