Lean Six Sigma: Quality Control & Improvement

Class Room Training: 02 Days - 20 Hours
Online Training: 04 Days - 22 Hours

TÜV SÜD (An internationally recognised certification)

To enable professionals with the knowledge and methodology required to make use of the Seven Quality Tools at their respective workplaces and build a strong foundation for career enhancement.

• Professionals with 0-10 Years of experience.
• Diploma holders/ Graduates / Postgraduates from any discipline.
• Any Professionals seeking to accelerate his/her corporate career.

Diploma holders/ Graduates / Post graduates.

• 1.0 Introduction to Process, Quality, Data & different types of Data (Continuous, Discrete, Ordinal & Nominal) with examples
• 2.0 Understanding Process Variation, Special cause Variation & Common cause Variations with examples
• 3.0 What is Measurement & Measurement System
• 4.0 Measurement System Analysis (Simulation to understand)
• 4.1 Discrimination
• 4.2 Accuracy
• 4.3 Precision
• 4.4 Stability
• 4.5 GRR (Gauge Repeatability & Reproducibility)
• 5.0 Problem Solving
• 5.1 Approach to Problem Solving
• 5.2 Importance of Problem Solving
• 5.3 Using of Right Problem-Solving Methodology
• 5.4 Evaluation of Problem-Solving Methodologies
• 5.5 Introduction to 7 Quality Control Tools
• 6.0 Cause & Effect Diagram
• 6.1 What is Cause & Effect Diagram/Fishbone diagram
• 6.2 When & How to use C&E ?
• 6.3 Examples of Cause & Effect Diagram usage
• 6.4 How to construct Cause & Effect Diagram
• 6.5 Benefits of Cause & Effect Diagram
• 6.6 Do’s and Don’ts of Cause & Effect Diagram
• 6.7 Create two Cause & Effect Diagram
• 7.0 Check Sheet
• 7.1 What is it?
• 7.2 When & how to use Check Sheet?
• 7.3 Examples of Check Sheet
• 7.4 How to construct a Check Sheet
• 7.5 Benefits of Check Sheet
• 7.6 Do’s and Don’ts of Check Sheet
• 7.7 Create two Check Sheets with given data (Exercise)
• 8.0 Histogram
• 8.1 What is Histogram?
• 8.2 Understand Histogram with quick Example
• 8.3 When to use Histogram
• 8.4 Histogram Shapes, what they mean
• 8.4.1 Normal Distribution
• 8.4.2 Skewed Distributions
• 8.4.3 Bimodal Distribution
• 8.4.4 Multimodal Distribution
• 8.4.5 Edge Peak Distribution
• 8.4.6 Comb Distributions
• 8.4.7 Truncated Distributions
• 8.4.8 Dog Food Distributions
• 8.5 Step by step procedure to create Histogram
• 8.6 Histogram Analysis
• 8.7 Advantages of Histogram
• 8.8 Do’s and Don’ts of Histogram
• 8.9 Construct a Histogram with given data (Exercise)
• 8.10 Read & Interpret the Histogram created
• 9.0 Pareto Chart
• 9.1 What is Pareto Chart ? (with Examples)
• 9.2 Evolution of Pareto Chart
• 9.3 When to use Pareto Chart?
• 9.4 Step by step procedure to construct Pareto chart
• 9.5 How to read & interpret Pareto Chart
• 9.6 Benefits of Pareto charts
• 9.7 Do’s and Don’ts in Pareto Chart
• 9.8 Construct Pareto Chart with given data (Exercise)
• 9.9 Read & Interpret the Control Chart created
• 10.0 Scatter Diagram
• 10.1 What is Scatter Diagram
• 10.2 When to use Scatter Diagram
• 10.3 Scatter Diagram Analysis
• 10.4 Cautions while interpreting Scatter Diagram
• 10.5 Benefits of Scatter Diagram
• 10.6 Do’s and Don’ts while using Scatter Diagram
• 10.7 Create a Scatter Diagram
• 10.8 Read & Interpret the Scatter Diagram created (Exercise)
• 11.0 Control Chart
• 11.1 What are Control Charts?
• 11.2 Process Controls Limits Vs Specification Limits
• 11.3 Basic statistics (Mean, Standard Deviation)
• 11.4 Upper and Lower Control Limits & their Significance
• 11.5 When to use Control Chart?
• 11.6 Different types of Control charts
• 11.7 Step by step procedure to construct Control Chart
• 11.8 How to Read & Interpret Control Chart
• 11.9 How to Identify Special cause in a Control Chart
• 11.10 Benefits of Control Charts
• 11.11 Do’s and Don’ts of Control Charts
• 11.12 Construct one Control Chart with given Data
• 11.13 Read & Interpret the Control Chart created
• 12.0 Stratification
• 12.1 What is Stratification?
• 12.2 When to use Stratification?
• 12.3 Stratification Procedure
• 12.4 Stratification Example
• 12.5 Stratification Analysis
• 12.6 Create Stratification Diagram (Worksheet example)
• 12.7 Read & Interpret Stratification Diagram created

An expert with a minimum of 15 years of experience in using the Seven Quality Tools in multiple industries.

• Examination fee.
• Certification cost.
• Two days of simulation-enabled training.
• One Seven Quality Tools Knowledge Book.
• Five sample question papers with answers.
• Lunch & refreshment at the training venue.
• Practice papers from the respective industry.

• Attend two days of 7 QC Tools training.
• Successful completion of 7 QC Tools certification exam conducted by TUV.