Lean Six Sigma Study Guide

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A Lean Six Sigma Project are not everlasting initiatives (T/F)

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A Lean Six Sigma Projects needs?

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What is the role of the process owner in a Lean Six Sigma Project?

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What is the role of the Sponsors/Champions in a Lean Six Sigma Project?

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Regression and Correlation Analysis Helps you to understand what?

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What are all CAP (Change Acceleration Process ) Tools

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The Pareto Principle states:

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Y=f(x) means?

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During this DMAIC phase, the project is transitioned to a daily work environment. Controls and standards are established so improvements can be maintained.

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During this DMAIC Phase, the project is identified, goals are set, and the charter and SIPOC are started.

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During this DMAIC Phase, hypothesis are create about casual relationship, charts and graphs are used to explain data, and the root cause is started.

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What BEST describes what Lean Six Sigma is?

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A common mistake found in a fishbone diagram is:

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What does the 'P' stand for in the acronym SIPOC?

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Which one of the following Lean tools could be used to help a hospital best organize a supply room?

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A high level Process Map should include:

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Who benefits from successful Lean Six Sigma projects?

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What techniques are useful to help facilitate process mapping?

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These are components of an FMEA

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Poka Yoke devices help us to obtain:

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Lean Six Sigma attempts to reduce which of the following?

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Lean and Six Sigma are often combined together because

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What is the best definition of the 'Capability' of a process?

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What types of variation does a process have if it is "in control"?

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How is the Correlation coefficient used?

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Regression is best used to

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understand non-value-added activities?

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What is the Japanese word for workplace?

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What is the Japanese word for waste?

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Which of these are Measures of Central Tendency?

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What is the middle value in a data set when arranged in numerical order?

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What does SPC stand for?

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A Lean Six Sigma Green Belt practitioner constructs a control chart to …

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Value Stream Mapping is a technique that is considered to be helpful

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Understanding "the voice of the customer" is a technique used to

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know: It is always important to understand who the customer of a process is.

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What Lean Six Sigma tool is used to organize and create order of steps?

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In a Project Charter, the scope of a project can be defined by:

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HRO stands for:

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What are the three key components of an HRO?

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What is the statistical meaning of Six Sigma?

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What where the letter Sigma derived?

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What set of basic interpretive tools would be most applicable for a Green Belt project?

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One of the purposes of using a fishbone diagram is to

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If R Squared is 76.8%, this means that:

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what are examples of pitfalls related to regression analysis

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State two reasons why statistics are important to a Green Belt project.

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Understand each phase of DMAIC : visual is helpful

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In a brainstorming session, an effective facilitator should never:

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A control chart has the following what features:

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A control chart has the following what features:

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What are examples of control charts

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What is a Time Value Map:

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A _______________ can be used to display the relationship between a continuous x and a

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A technique used to dramatically reduce the time to change one tool or turning around a room quickly is called:

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What is true about Control Limits and Specification Limits?

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This type of waste is work that contains errors or lacks something of value

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This type of waste is movement of people the does not add value (think Ergonomics)

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Which type of waste is redundant work?

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What are some of the financial benefits to consider in order to showcase the financial impact of a project:

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What are some ways you can understand the voice of the customer?

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What is data stratification?

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What are some examples of data stratification factors?

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What is a sample of data?

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The role of a Project Manager is to….

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Understand Measurement System Analysis terminology

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The three properties of data that needs to be reviewed in a project are:

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The Shape of data shows what?

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The Range of data shows what?

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The Variance and Standard Deviation of data shows:

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The Variance and Standard Deviation of data shows:

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A six sigma process can be characterized by:

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Why should a hypothesis test be run?

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Name each hypothesis tests

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Ho is:

Null Hypothesis

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Ha is:

Alternate Hypothesis

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The Cp metric of process capability reflects the potential capability of the process assuming that the histogram is positioned centrally within the specification limits, and a Cp of 2.0 indicates that the bell curve is centered. (T/F)

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RPN (Risk Priority Number) is:

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Benefits of the fishbone diagram are?

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A process is NOT stable, predictable, and in-control when only common cause variation exists in the process (T/F)

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a process exhibiting special cause variation is said to be out of control and unstable (T/F)

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Special Cause Variation is what ?

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Standard Work Instructions (SWI) are what?:

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the Japanese term for “card” or “sign”, and it is an Inventory management tool used to ensure a product/supply does not run out and/or an overabundance of the product/supply does not occur

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Avoiding inadvertent errors by using design features to reduce human error or eliminate process failure is known as:

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What are tasks for improve?

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Benefits of piloting include?

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Total Production Maintenance (TPM) is What :