[FREE PREVIEW: Go-Getter Membership Webinar] Do you ever run into trouble with your Green Belt project? Do you wish someone had given you a heads up? After training and certifying hundreds of Lean Six Sigma Green Belts, retired UC San Diego and San Diego State instructor Jerry M. Wright, PE,…
Congratulations! You have just passed your exam and now it is time to tackle that Lean Six Sigma Green Belt project. “What makes a good Green Belt project?” is often the first looming question that comes to mind. Learners struggle with finding support, properly scoping their projects and other common…
Kaizen Charter? Knowledge Capture? Project Tracker? Posting Board? A3s have grown beyond their roles as problem-solving staples. They’ve expanded and staked out a richer domain in the Lean Six Sigma Toolkit. The A3 is often where we start to examine a challenge, address a problem or consider an opportunity. While…
The DMAIC problem-solving method may seem like a stranger to the A3 but they actually make a great pair. This continuous improvement combo brings much-needed clarity to Kaizen Events, Projects or any process opportunity. But first, a bit of background. We all may know DMAIC as it was born from…
The Challenge The Keefe Group, the nation’s largest supplier of consumer goods to the correctional market, embarked on their lean journey in 2018. Their C.O.O. was a big supporter of Lean Six Sigma and wanted to begin training Keefe employees in the methodology. He was a former General Electric Six…
In the Lean community, we all know 5S. It’s workplace organization and a place for everything and everything in its place. It is the foundation of Lean, Visual Controls and where many organizations begin their Lean adventure. However, with the extra emphasis placed on safety in the past 20 years,…
