Lean Six Sigma at San Jacinto College provides students with enhanced problem-solving skills. With an emphasis on the DMIAC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control) model, students learn the simple and effective waste-reducing tools of “lean” industry practices. Drawing on both quantitative and qualitative methods from Lean and Six Sigma, a Lean Six Sigma Belt is a process facilitator, natural leader, and astute problem--solver who is data-driven, bottom-line, complex thinker who provides project breakthroughs and powering organizational change.
Dates & Times
Summer 2023
Six Sigma Green Belt certification allows students to work on small, carefully defined Six Sigma projects and gain hands-on experience with tools such as process mapping, project scoping, value stream mapping and analysis. A certified Green Belt instructs this course.
The Six Sigma Black Belt training prepares students to solve a wide variety of difficult problems across a spectrum of industries such as transactional, service, manufacturing and healthcare. A certified Black Belt instructs this course.
Six Sigma Green and Black Belt certifications
- High School Diploma / GED
- Black Belt: Must currently be working in a Project Management role to complete the on-the-job project tracking, review and presentation.
Starting wage of $60+ is for a Yellow/Green belt, which is basically the beginner's level.
Contact Us
Sheila R. Simon
Director, Business Ops., Supply Chain, & Entrepreneurship
281-542-2061
Sheila.simon@sjcd.edu
Kimberley Ward
Training Coordinator
Kimberley.ward@sjcd.edu