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Lean Six Sigma Green Belt

About the event

  • Certification: Lean Six Sigma Green Belt

  • Format: Face-to-face workshops, six modules across three two-day blocks

  • Venue: Manufacturers Network Head Office, 1 Adbaston Road, Trafford Park, Stretford, Manchester M32 0TP

  • Times: 8:30am – 4:00pm each day

  • Price: £1,750 + VAT per delegate

Delivery dates (Winter 2027)

  • Block 1: 16 and 17 February 2027

  • Block 2: 9 and 10 March 2027

  • Block 3: 30 and 31 March 2027

About the programme

Lean Six Sigma is a globally recognised approach to process improvement, waste reduction and operational excellence. The Green Belt equips professionals to lead improvement projects, increase efficiency and reduce variation, combining Lean thinking with data-driven Six Sigma tools. It sits between Yellow Belt (introductory) and Black Belt (expert).

Who it is for

  • Engineers, analysts and continuous improvement practitioners

  • Team leaders, supervisors and managers driving process improvement

  • Individuals responsible for leading improvement projects

  • Professionals developing data-driven problem-solving capability

  • Organisations seeking to improve quality, efficiency and performance


Green Belt or CI Practitioner? Choose Green Belt for problems centred on variation, defects and quality, using tools like SPC and hypothesis testing. Choose the CI Practitioner Programme for flow, waste and Lean leadership, with LCS accreditation.

What you will learn

Define: clearly define problems, align objectives and engage stakeholders.

  • Project chartering, business case development and goal setting

  • Problem definition, project scope and SIPOC mapping

  • Voice of the Customer (VOC) and Critical to Quality (CTQs)

  • Key output measures, specifications and success criteria

  • Stakeholder mapping, communication planning and change management

Measure: measure process performance accurately and establish reliable data.

  • Process mapping and performance measurement

  • Yield metrics and operational definitions

  • Sampling and measurement system verification (GR&R)

  • Process variation, standard deviation and confidence levels

  • Statistical Process Control (SPC) and process capability

Analyse: identify and validate root causes using data.

  • Waste identification and Gemba observation

  • A3 problem solving, Kaizen and root cause analysis

  • Seven basic quality tools and data analysis techniques

  • Regression analysis and hypothesis testing

  • Validation of critical root causes

Improve: implement sustainable operational improvements.

  • Improvement prioritisation and implementation planning

  • Prioritisation tools (RRS / ABC analysis)

  • Flow improvement (Takt, Heijunka and Lean layout)

  • Workplace organisation (5S) and ergonomics

  • Piloting countermeasures, Training Within Industry (TWI) and risk analysis

Control: sustain improvements through standardisation and management systems.

  • Control chart monitoring and standard work

  • Visual management and Lean management systems

  • Communication planning and change management

  • Coaching, mentoring and team development

  • Policy deployment (Hoshin Kanri), project management and certification preparation

Delivery and certification

Six modules across three two-day blocks combine practical exercises with a live improvement project, so learning has immediate workplace impact.

To certify, delegates complete all six days and successfully apply DMAIC in a real-world improvement project.


Included: all six workshop days, materials and scheduled activities, project support and certification, lunch and refreshments.

Outcomes

  • Lead structured Lean Six Sigma improvement projects

  • Apply data-driven problem-solving techniques

  • Reduce process variation and operational waste

  • Improve quality, efficiency and productivity

  • Support continuous improvement and operational excellence initiatives

  • Deliver measurable business improvements using DMAIC

Where next?

Progress to the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, starting 5 May 2027. Training a team? Enquire about in-house delivery.

By booking you agree to our training booking terms.


5th November 2026 - 17th December 2026

£1,750

Please choose a quantity for at least one date.

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