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Home» Lean Six-Sigma Green Belt Workshop

Lean Six-Sigma Green Belt Workshop

IEOM Lean Six-Sigma Green Belt Certification Workshop

October 25, 2019 (Friday), Toronto, Canada
8:00 am – 5:00 pm


Venue:
Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport

Recommended to study statistics and lean manufacturing for better understanding during LSS workshop.

AGENDA

Introduction of Participants

 Define

  • Understand Six Sigma
  • Six Sigma Fundamentals
  • Selecting Projects
  • Elements of Waste

Measure 

  • Six Sigma Statistics
  • Measurement System Analysis
  • Process Capability

Analysis

  • “X: Sifting
  • Inferential Statistics
  • Hypothesis Testing

Improve

  • Correlation
  • Regression
  • Design Experiments

Control

  • Lean Controls
  • Defect Controls
  • Statistical Process Controls (SPC)

Wrap Up

Certificate Distribution


SPEAKER                                                                           

Dr. Saso Krstovski, MBB

Lean Manufacturing Coach /Six Sigma Master Black Belt
Van Dyke Transmission Plant
Ford Motor Company
Greater Detroit
Michigan, USA

Dr. Saso Krstovski works for Ford Motor Company – Van Dyke Transmission Plant as a Lean Manufacturing Coach and Six-Sigma Master Black Belt. With over twenty years of service with Ford Motor Company, Dr. Krstovski has held a multitude of engineering assignments, which includes time working as a Test Engineer, Launch Test Engineer, and Electrical Control Engineer. During his time with Ford Motor Company, Dr. Krstovski has worked in several plant environments and skill teams such as Dearborn Tool & Die Plant, Information Technology, and has held front-line supervision roles managing hourly UAW-Ford production employees. This exposure to new work concepts within Ford has allowed Dr. Krstovski to amass a holistic approach to engineering. As such, Dr. Krstovski has gained an extensive understanding of the Six-Sigma methodologies. As a detail oriented and data-driven engineer, Dr. Krstovski is an invaluable contributor to Ford Motor Company. He is highly distinguished and skilled with problem identification and resolution to avoid time and cost expenditures.

Dr. Krstovski recently joined Lawrence Technological University as an Adjunct Professor and is currently teaching in the Engineering Department. Dr. Krstovski’s research interests lie in the area of System Optimization. He continues to collaborate actively with researchers at several universities. Dr. Krstovski provides guidance globally to doctoral candidates on dissertation direction. He graduated from Lawrence Technological University with a Doctorate of Engineering in Manufacturing Systems (DEMS). In addition, to his doctorate degree, Dr. Krstovski has a Masters in Electrical Computer Controlled Systems and a Bachelor’s of Science in Electrical Engineering from Wayne State University. Dr. Krstovski has authored several publications and scientific articles on various engineering topics.


Registration Fee: $100

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