Design for Six Sigma & DMADV Training Class

Design for Six Sigma

Is your organization having product development issues? Are these adversely affecting your business? Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) methodologies focus on preventing and removing defects before and during design, resulting in improved business performance and profitability.

Learn how to apply Design for Six Sigma’s DMADV (DEFINE MEASURE-ANALYZE-DESIGN-VERIFY) model to the design or redesign of your products,services, and processes to increase speed to market, reduce cycle time, and improve customer and employee satisfaction. Design projects deliver substantial improvement in the overall organizational performance, particularly in the area of customer satisfaction.

Upcoming Dates and Locations

Virtual seminars run as 1/2-day sessions. In-person classes run as full-day sessions. See the virtual session daily class times.


There are currently no public dates scheduled. All our courses are available to be held at a location of your choice. Please contact us for more information.

In-Person Agenda▸

Objectives

Understand why Six Sigma is vital to design.
Learn about the three strategies: DMAIC, DMADV, and process management.
Understand and apply the DMADV model.
Translate Voice of the Customer (VOC) data into key quality characteristics (KQCs) using quality function deployment (QFD).
Create conceptual designs using creativity tools.
Perform risk analyses using FMEA and fault trees.
Use propagation of variance and tolerance stacking.
Use designed experiments to identify key variables and build predictive models.
Analyze designs for reliability and sigma performance.

Topics

Introduction to Six Sigma
Defining the project
Charters and project plans
Change plans
Risk analysis
Measurement requirements
Analyzing and verifying design
Creativity tools
Designing product
Design of Experiments (DOE)
Tolerance stacking for sums, differences, products, and quotients
Propagation of variances for variables that are functions of other variables
Reliability statistics

Who Should Attend

This is a fast-moving, interactive, toolkit-based course for Six Sigma design team members who need to understand how to apply the DMADV method. Six Sigma Black Belts and Green Belts who have completed a Six Sigma project are excellent candidates. Attendees should bring a potential design project to work on in class.

In-Person Full-Days: 5
CEUs: 4.0