Six Sigma Black Belt Chuck Hardy shares his Lean / Six Sigma journey with us, including his time as Sr. Test Technician and Sr. Quality Assurance Engineer. He also tells about his current position as Quality Control Director at NMEDA, The National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association. Chuck refers to some great Lean and Six Sigma books in this podcast.

Last episode touched on fostering a "Lean" culture, and in part two we focus a bit more on Six Sigma and Lean Six Sigma tools. After brushing up on some Lean Six Sigma knowledge, Chuck recommends pursuing Six Sigma certification—starting off with a Green Belt. We discuss how Six Sigma training can give businesses a competitive advantage by providing a holistic approach to problem solving and process improvement. Employees may also choose to further their Six Sigma training with a Master Black Belt and gain more knowledge on Lean Six Sigma, statistical control, and project management. Individuals with Lean Six Sigma training in their background can have a major impact on the organization as a whole.

Also covered in this episode are recommendations for implementing a successful Lean Six Sigma program and the importance management participation + support. And while Six Sigma undoubtedly makes work processes more efficient, it also ensures the customer is still receiving a quality product or service that meets their needs.

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