This Six Sigma Yellow Belt training slides provides trainers with concise materials to run yellow belt classes to provide participants with Six Sigma thinking, understanding of the DMAIC structured problem solving, and learn basic Six Sigma tools.
Designed for professionals who support improvement initiatives or are new to Lean Six Sigma, this program focuses on the foundation of six sigma and practical application of six sigma tools rather than heavy statistics.
The training slides emphasizes clarity, simplicity, and real-world relevance, ensuring participants can immediately apply what they learn in their daily work.
Who This Program Is For
Frontline staff and executives new to Six Sigma
Team members supporting improvement projects
Supervisors and junior managers
Process owners and subject matter experts
Organizations building a common improvement language
What the training materials cover:
Six Sigma Fundamentals
Roles and responsibilities of Belts
Understanding key concepts in Six Sigma
Introduction to DMAIC thinking
Problem definition and scoping
Root cause thinking using simple, effective tools
Core Lean & Quality Tools
Process mapping and SIPOC
Basic data collection and interpretation
Identifying quick wins and improvement opportunities
Sustaining Improvements
Best to be used with hands on exercises in the tool applications. This training deck helps to prepare participants towards Six Sigma Green Belt and Black Belt.
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Source: Best Practices in Lean, Six Sigma Project, Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt PowerPoint Slides: Six Sigma Yellow Belt PowerPoint (PPTX) Presentation Slide Deck, Prema Narayanan
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