Certified Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt (CLSSYB) Training · TGS-2025053922
These browser-based tools are used during the labs. No installation or licence needed.
| Tool | What it does | Used in |
|---|---|---|
| SIPOC & Process Map | Guided SIPOC that enforces the 5-7 step rule, tags pain points, and generates the swimlane and handoff table from your actor assignments | Labs 3, 12 |
| 5 Whys | Build and share a 5 Whys root-cause chain | Lab 8 |
| Fishbone Diagram | Build an Ishikawa cause-and-effect diagram | Lab 8 |
| Pareto Chart | Collaborative session: the team brainstorms and votes, and the Pareto chart builds itself live | Lab 7 |
| NovaSPC | Run charts, SPC charts (c, u, np, p, X-mR, X̄-R, X̄-s) and process capability from your own CSV | Labs 7, 10 |
- Set the process name, start point and stop point — the grid unlocks once boundaries are agreed.
- List the 5-7 process steps, then work outward: Outputs, Customers, Inputs, Suppliers.
- Click a process step to tag pain points (at least three) and assign the actor who performs it.
- Open the Swimlane tab — the lanes and every handoff are generated from your actor assignments.
- Fill in an owner on both sides of each handoff.
- Run Check my SIPOC, then export the PNG for your improvement package.
- One team member creates a session and shares the access code.
- Everyone else joins the session using that code.
- The team brainstorms candidate causes into the session.
- Each member votes on the causes that matter most.
- The live Pareto chart reveals the vital few to act on.
- Lab 1 — Yellow Belt Role, Certification Paths, and Improvement Scenario: A Yellow Belt responsibility table and a selected improvement scenario.
- Lab 2 — Lean, Six Sigma, Waste, Voice of Customer, and Value: A VOC-to-CTQ translation table, a value-added analysis, and a waste walk log.
- Lab 3 — SIPOC, Process Mapping, Handoffs, and SME Support: A completed SIPOC and a detailed process map with pain points marked.
- Lab 4 — PDCA Small Improvement Project Charter: A one-page PDCA charter with problem statement, goal, scope and success measure.
- Lab 5 — DMAIC Overview, Problem Statement, Scope, and Stakeholders: A DMAIC phase table, refined problem statement, stakeholder map and benefit estimate.
- Lab 6 — Data Collection, KPIs, Check Sheets, and Basic Metrics: A data collection plan, an operational definition set and a working check sheet.
- Lab 7 — Pareto, Run Charts, Variation, Yield, DPU, and DPMO: A Pareto chart, a run chart and calculated yield, DPU, DPO, DPMO and sigma level.
- Lab 8 — Root Cause Analysis with 5 Whys, Fishbone, and Evidence: A completed 5 Whys chain, a Fishbone diagram and an evidence-tested cause shortlist.
- Lab 9 — Countermeasures, 5S, Mistake Proofing, Standard Work, and Kaizen: A prioritised countermeasure set with a 5S plan, a poka-yoke design and standard work.
- Lab 10 — Control Plan, A3 Summary, Handover, and Certification Readiness: A control plan, an A3 one-page summary, a handover checklist and a readiness plan.
- Lab 11 — Affinity Diagram and Kano Analysis: An Affinity Diagram of clustered VOC themes and a Kano classification table.
- Lab 12 — Value Stream Map and Takt Time: A value stream map with lead time, process time and a calculated takt time.
- Lab 13 — Solution Selection Matrix, Benchmarking, and FMEA: A scored solution selection matrix, a benchmarking summary and an FMEA with RPN.
- Lab 14 — Descriptive Statistics and Implementation Planning: A descriptive statistics summary and a dated implementation plan.
| Metric | Formula |
|---|---|
| Yield | (Good units / Total units) × 100 |
| DPU | Defects / Units |
| DPO | Defects / (Units × Opportunities per unit) |
| DPMO | DPO × 1,000,000 |
| First Pass Yield (FPY) | Units passing with no rework / Units started |
| Rolled Throughput Yield (RTY) | FPY₁ × FPY₂ × … × FPYₙ |
| Process Cycle Efficiency | Value-added time / Total lead time |
| Takt time | Available working time / Customer demand |
| Sigma | DPMO | Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 1σ | 690,000 | 31% |
| 2σ | 308,000 | 69% |
| 3σ | 66,800 | 93.3% |
| 4σ | 6,210 | 99.38% |
| 5σ | 233 | 99.977% |
| 6σ | 3.4 | 99.99966% |
- D — Defects: Wrong ticket category; work that must be redone
- O — Overproduction: Reports nobody reads
- W — Waiting: Tickets sitting in the triage queue
- N — Non-utilised talent: Skilled agents doing routine data entry
- T — Transport: Tickets bouncing between teams
- I — Inventory: A growing backlog of unassigned tickets
- M — Motion: Switching between four systems for one ticket
- E — Extra-processing: Approvals that add no customer value
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