LEAN SIX SIGMA Methodology Flashcards
(11 cards)
1
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- Focus on Customer Value, Waste Elimination, Speed, Flow and Resources
- Focus on Customer value, Defect, Reduction, Reducing Variation, Repeatability and Consistency
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- Lean
- Six Sigma
2
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- Seeks to improve the performance of a process by identifying and eliminating causes of defects and errors, resulting in eliminating variation in the process
- Seeks to identify, measure, and eliminate the large gaps of inefficiency in a process.
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LEAN SIX SIGMA Methodology
3
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Model
- Responsible for overall program management, aiding black belts.
- Change agents, large project leaders, technical experts, key to the success of the overall programme.
- Trained to understand of how to tackle variation. They are the engine of Lean Six Sigma and can tackle 80% of all Lean Six Sigma projects
- Trained in overall methodology and basic problem solving concepts
- Senior Leaders trained to recognise
Project opportunities and Sponsor/Support Projects.
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- Master black belt
- Black belts
- green belts
- Yellow belts
- Senior leader
4
Q
Sigma scale
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(%TEa-%Bias)/%CV
5
Q
In the highest level of westgard sigma control, the only error that can be committed is
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random error
6
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GENERAL STEPS WITHIN EACH PHASE OF PROCESS IMPROVEMENT
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Define
Measure
Analyze
Improve
Control
7
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DEFINE MEASURE ANALYZE IMPROVE CONTROL
(DMAIC)
- Create charter
○ Purpose/goal
○ Specific outcomes
○ Activities
○ Project Scope
○ Team selection - Create SIPOC-hi level map
○ Supply - Input - Process - Output - Customer - Create VOC
○ Voice of Customer
○ Surveys - Use VOC present in CTQ tree
○ Critical to Quality – basically only take note of
customer feedback that is critical to the quality
and/or improvement of your project - Plan project including communication Plan
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Define
8
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DEFINE MEASURE ANALYZE IMPROVE CONTROL
- Map and analyze current process
- Develop data collection plan
- Collect baseline data
- Calculate process sigma
- Focus on charter and problem statement
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MEASURE
9
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DEFINE MEASURE ANALYZE IMPROVE CONTROL
- Brainstorm potential root causes
- Select potential root causes
- Cause and effect data
- Verify Root Causes
○ Pareto Analysis
○ Histogram (Quantitative)
○ Box Plot
○ Scatter Plot
○ Ishikawa / Fishbone Diagram
○ Process Map Analysis
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ANALYZE
10
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DEFINE MEASURE ANALYZE IMPROVE CONTROL
- Develop potential solutions
- Prioritize select solutions
- Develop plans and pilot
- Implement pilots
- Develop full-scale implementation plans
- Evaluate results
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IMPROVE
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DEFINE MEASURE ANALYZE IMPROVE CONTROL
- Document process changes
- Develop SOPs, training (Standard Operating Procedure)
- Implement solutions and ongoing process measurements
- Initiate dashboard
- Summarize lessons learned
- Transition to process owner
● Goal of control is sustainability
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CONTROL