Black Belt
Definition of Black Belt:
Six Sigma team leaders responsible for implementing process improvement projects within the business to increase customer satisfaction levels and business productivity. Black Belts are knowledgeable and skilled in the use of the Six Sigma methodology and tools.
Black Belts have typically completed four weeks of Six Sigma training, and have demonstrated mastery of the subject matter through the completion of project(s) and an exam.
Black Belts coach Green Belts and receive coaching and support from Master Black Belts.
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Interested in assessing your knowledge of Lean Six Sigma? Preparing for certifications? Testing your students and trainees? This test is useful for anyone interested in assessing their knowledge of Lean Six Sigma on the Black Belt level. It can be used in preparation for the ASQ Certified Six Sigma Black Belt (CSSBB) exam or for any number of other certifications, including at private company (GE, Motorola, etc.) certifications.
Training your company has just become easier! With this course you will be able to train anyone in your company on the proper techniques for achieving proper resolution of any type of problem, whether it be a transactional process, manufacturing issue, medical procedure, or personnel issue.
