Black Belt certification is a two step process that combines classroom learning and project work. Following completion of coursework at UT, the candidate will work with a faculty mentor to complete a project directly related to their workplace.
Lean TOC Enterprise
Lean Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul
Lean Applied to Business Processes
Lean for Healthcare
The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt project is completed at the candidate’s work site and requires a significant commitment of time. Mastery of concepts and strong ROI to the organization must be demonstrated and achieved. It is critical to the project’s success that the right management individual or team within the candidate’s organization is recruited to support the project. This management individual or team and the faculty mentor will assist with selecting and overseeing the project for long term sustainment. Project review and a site visit by the faculty mentor are an integral part of the development of candidate’s critical thinking and proficient application of appropriate concepts and methods to work place dilemmas.
Course dates for the Six Sigma and Lean courses can be found under those course descriptions. Dates for project work are customized based on the participant’s needs and schedules.
Tuition: See Six Sigma and Lean course costs are listed under the individual course offerings. Course tuitions include classroom materials, lodging and most meals.
Travel: Faculty travel for project mentoring – one trip billed at cost.
Courses can be conducted onsite at your organization or modified to suit your organization’s needs. We offer custom solutions in aerospace and defense, global supply chain management, healthcare and strategic leadership. Contact our industry representatives for more information.