Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training and Certification Course in Tunisia

The IASSC Lean Six Sigma Black Belt duration break up is given below:

• 80 Hours of Classroom / Live Online training
• 20 Hours of Hands on Minitab training (Classroom / Live Online)
• 40 Hours of Project Mentoring (individuals / enterprise teams)

The topics covered in the IASSC Lean Six Sigma Black Belt training are given below:

Define Phase (21 Hours)

• The Basics of Six Sigma
• The Fundamentals of Six Sigma
• Selecting Lean Six Sigma Projects
• The Lean Enterprise

Measure Phase (22 Hours)

• Process Definition
• Six Sigma Statistics
• Measurement System Analysis
• Process Capability

Analyse Phase (16 Hours)

• Patterns of Variation
• Inferential Statistics
• Hypothesis Testing
• Hypothesis Testing with Non-Normal Data

Improve Phase (11 Hours)

• Simple Linear Regression
• Multiple Linear Regression
• Designed Experiments
• Full Factorial Experiments
• Fractional Factorial Experiments

Control Phase (10 Hours)

• Lean Controls
• Statistical Process Control (SPC)
• Six Sigma Control Plans

Hands-on Minitab training (20 Hours)

Mandatory Project Mentoring for individuals / enterprise teams (40 Hours)

In today’s ever so competitive business landscape, customer loyalty hinges on very thin line. If the service provided is not up to global standards then they simply take the business elsewhere. In this regard, Six Sigma provides enterprises the much needed thrust by collecting data to improve processes and service offerings.

Our Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification course will help you to demonstrate your skills in globally-recognised Six Sigma Methodology and the DMAIC approach and clear your Six Sigma Black Belt exam on your first attempt. The course also highlights the role of Black Belt members for successful implementation, addressing practical problems with statistical solutions, and using Minitab for analysing critical statistics.

After completing your Six Sigma Black Belt certification, you will gain comprehensive understanding of:

• Six Sigma and DMAIC methodology
• Effective use of Six Sigma tools and techniques with Lean concepts in projects
• Roles and responsibilities in deploying Lean and Six Sigma projects
• Training and guiding juniors who are new to Six Sigma, and more

Job roles that can benefit from Six Sigma Black Belt training course include, but are not limited to:

• Engineers / Professionals / Executives who want to understand Six Sigma as a management tool for process and performance improvement at their work place
• Managers, Project Leaders, Senior Engineers, Black Belt Candidates and anyone who desires an understanding of Six Sigma principles and skills.
• Also production managers, front line supervisors, quality professionals, and individuals who are responsible for improving quality and processes at an enterprise or departmental level, including champions and process owners

IASSC LSSBB Eligibility Criteria:

There are no prerequisites required to sit for the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Exam

TUV SUD LSSBB Eligibility Criteria:

Six Sigma Black Belt certification training course is beneficial for engineers, managers, quality professionals and technical staff with a minimum of 2 years work experience.

To take up the Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Training, professionals should have completed their Six Sigma Green Belt Certification.

IASSC LSSBB Exam Format:

• No. of Questions: 150 (The Exam contains approximately 30 multiple-choice and true/false questions from each major section of the IASSC Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Body of Knowledge.)
• Exam Duration: 240 minutes (4 Hours)
• Exam Result: Should achieve a minimum score of 580 points out of 750 points
• Pre-requisites: There are no prerequisites required to sit for the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Exam
• Note: Some forms of this exam may also include up to an additional 15 non-graded questions*.

TUV-SUD LSSBB Exam Format:

• Examination paper will consist two parts – A & B
• Part A will have 100 MCQs
• Part B will be project submission of 50 marks
• The examination is considered passed when the two parts of the examination are passed. i.e. each part of the examination must be passed, independently of the other.
• Passing part A is a prerequisite for participation in part B
• Both of the parts of the examination must be completed within 8 months from the first participation in the part A examination, otherwise the examination is failed. This time limit of 8 months applies in all possible cases, including repetition of individual parts.
• Candidate need to score minimum 60 % of the total marks in both the parts respectively and also need to obtain aggregate 70 % marks of the total marks (i.e. 105 out of 150) to pass this examination.
• Mode: Electronic or paper-based for part A
• Part B: Formats will be provided for submission of the project.
• This is an open book exam
• Each question is of one mark

Duration of exam:

• Part A : 180 minutes
• Part B : if part A is passed, then submission should take place within 8 months from the date of exam of part A. The submission must occur in any way before the end of 8 month time limit.