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Lean Six Sigma Black Belt
Wed, May 05
|Manufacturers Network Head Office
The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Programme develops advanced capability in leading complex, high-impact improvement initiatives. Focused on deep analytical thinking, leadership of change and delivering measurable business results.


Time & Location
May 05, 2027, 8:30 AM – Jun 17, 2027, 4:30 PM
Manufacturers Network Head Office, 1 Adbaston Rd, Trafford Park, Stretford, Manchester M32 0TP, UK
About the event
Programme Start Date: 5th May 2027
Format: Face-to-face workshops
Location: Manchester
Duration: Six structured modules across three two-day blocks
Price: £1,607 +VAT per delegate
Delivery Dates:
5th and 6th May 2027
26th and 27th May 2027
16th and 17th June 2027
Who It Is For
Experienced continuous improvement practitioners
Senior engineers and operational improvement leads
Individuals responsible for major improvement or transformation initiatives
Professionals seeking advanced Lean Six Sigma capability
Organisations driving operational excellence and strategic change
What You Will Learn
Define
Build a strong foundation in Lean Six Sigma leadership, culture development and strategic project selection.
Building a Lean Six Sigma culture and understanding organisational roles
Core Lean Six Sigma principles and continuous improvement thinking
Teaching and embedding the 10 fundamental Lean Six Sigma concepts
Project selection and DMAIC framework recap
Define phase expectations and project charter development
Voice of the Customer (VOC) to Critical to Quality (CTQ) translation
Measure
Develop advanced capability in process measurement, statistical analysis and data integrity.
Process mapping and process measurement
Defect and yield metrics
Descriptive statistics and data interpretation
Introduction to Minitab
Sampling methods and sample size calculation
Measurement System Analysis (MSA) and Gauge R&R
Attribute and variable measurement studies
Control charts and process capability analysis
Analyse
Learn how to validate root causes and apply advanced analytical techniques to complex business problems.
Root cause analysis and hypothesis development
Hypothesis testing (means, variances and proportions)
Normality and non-parametric testing
Correlation and regression analysis
Design of Experiments (DOE)
Validating critical root causes
Improve
Explore advanced Lean and Six Sigma tools used to design, implement and optimise sustainable improvements.
Applying Lean principles to process improvement
Solution development and assumption testing
Prioritisation and design optimisation
Robust process design
Managing resistance to change
Cost-benefit analysis
Project planning and implementation
Control
Learn how to sustain business improvements through governance, leadership and performance management systems.
Documentation, governance and process control
Visual management and standard work
Leader Standard Work
Performance monitoring and KPI management
Responding to performance gaps
Response planning and process capability review
How It Is Delivered
The programme is delivered through six structured modules across three two-day blocks, combining practical exercises with live project application.
Participants are required to complete a live improvement project throughout the programme, enabling immediate workplace impact and practical application of advanced Lean Six Sigma methodologies.
Outcomes
By completing the programme, participants will be able to:
Lead complex Lean Six Sigma improvement initiatives
Apply advanced statistical and analytical techniques
Drive operational and organisational transformation
Reduce variation, waste and process inefficiencies
Lead change and embed continuous improvement culture
Deliver measurable business improvements using the DMAIC methodology
Support strategic operational excellence initiatives across the organisation
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