Six Sigma Green Belt Training teaches DMAIC and the statistics behind it. Automotive FMEA follows the AIAG-VDA method suppliers are asked for. Lean Manufacturing, OEE and TPM covers the shop-floor side.
Machine Vision Quality Inspection and the Power BI OEE dashboards course add the data tools that make quality measurable in real time.
The automotive core tools are taught as a set: SPC and MSA covers control charts, capability and gauge R&R; APQP, Control Plan and PPAP covers how a new part is launched and approved; and IATF 16949 Automotive QMS and Internal Auditing shows how auditors test all of them.
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt follows Green Belt with hypothesis testing, regression and designed experiments. ISO 14001 Environmental Management covers the environmental management system and its internal audit.
- Is this an official Green Belt certification?
- No. It teaches the Green Belt body of knowledge; accredited belts are issued by certification bodies.
- Which FMEA method is taught?
- The AIAG-VDA FMEA handbook method.
- Is there a free course on the automotive core tools?
- Yes. SPC and MSA, APQP and PPAP, and Automotive FMEA together cover the core tools suppliers are asked for, and the IATF 16949 course shows how they are audited.
- Is the Black Belt course an official certification?
- No. It covers the Black Belt body of knowledge and prepares you for exams such as ASQ CSSBB; the EDWartens certificate is a certificate of completion.
- Is it only for manufacturing?
- The examples come from manufacturing, but the methods carry over to other sectors.
- Is it free, and is there a certificate?
- Every lesson, note and assessment is free. The EDWartens certificate is optional and paid, and you can finish without it.