Lean Six Sigma White Belt (LSSWB) – 1 Day Course

Overview:

• Introductory course to Lean Six Sigma methodology
• Designed to build a foundational understanding of continuous improvement concepts
• Emphasizes the integration of Lean (waste reduction) and Six Sigma (variation reduction)

Core Concepts Covered:

• The DMAIC framework (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control)
• Identifying and eliminating the eight types of waste
• Understanding process variation and its impact on performance
  

Hands-On Simulation: LM Car Factory:

• Experience Lean principles in action through a fast-paced, interactive car assembly simulation
  
• Learn how process flow, standardization, and teamwork impact quality and efficiency
• Participate in continuous improvement rounds using real-time data and feedback
• Gain a deeper understanding of waste elimination and the power of incremental change
  

Course Pricing, Certification, and Discount Options:

•  $300 /person covers all sessions, training materials, project support, venues & food
• Successful participants receive a completion certificate from Boise State University
• Class size of 15 - 20 (max) ensures quality class time and project supervision, a minimum of (8) students for the class to be held
• TechHelp is providing a $100 Subsidy on this training.  Use Coupon Code LEAN100 during checkout
  
• Multi Attendee: 10% off for two attendees (applied automatically for multiple attendees)
  
• United States Department of Agriculture and Rural Business Development Subsidy Grant maybe available

Discounts cannot be combined

Course Instructor

Luke Fuess serves as the primary liaison between NIST and TechHelp for the Supply Chain Optimization and Intelligence Network, ensuring alignment and program success. He brings extensive manufacturing expertise, with experience in production management at ICON Aircraft, serving as COO at US Ordnance, and leading in alternative fuel production. His focus on efficiency, inventory management, and workforce development drives impact across Idaho’s manufacturing sector. Luke applies lean methodologies and strategic planning to optimize operations and strengthen industry resilience.