Six Sigma Green Belt Flashcards
Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control
What does DMAIC stand for?
Overproduction, Queuing, Transport, Over Processing, Inventory, Unnecessary Motion, Correction of Defects
What are the Seven Deadly Wastes in Lean?
Defining Value, Constructing Value Stream Map, Creating Flow Processes, Add Pull as connector when flow not practical, Continually improve to achieve True Lean State
What are the five steps to implementing Lean?
Customer wants you to do it, The material / info being processed or transform to final product, done right the first time
What are the Three Criteria for Value Adding?
To determine the most common type of defect and find the projects with the greatest return.
What are the two main uses of the Pareto Chart?
Monitor stability of the process, determine if process is stable and ready for improvement and demonstrate improved process performance.
What are the three uses of an I-MR Chart?
Probability that the process will produce zero defects
What is the concept of rolled throughput yield?
The best performance one can reasonably expect to get from a process.
What is the definition of Entitlement?
All value added / non-value added, process inputs, process outputs and data collection points.
What will a process map identify?
Supplier, Inputs, Process, Outputs, Customers and Requirements.
What does SIPOCR stand for?
"A systematic approach to identifying and eliminating waste (non-value adding activities) through continuous improvement by flowing the product at the pull of the customer in pursuit of perfection" The MEP Lean Network
What is the concept of Lean?
