Training programmes
Master Black Belt Abbas Erdenal delivers the White, Yellow, Green and Black Belt Lean Six Sigma programmes face to face. Every programme is supported by real projects: participants apply what they learn to a problem in their own organisation.
Belt levels describe the role a person takes in improvement projects. White and Yellow Belts give everyone on the shop floor a common language. Green Belts are engineers and specialists who run data-driven projects in their own area. Black Belts lead wide-scope, strategic projects and coach Green Belts.
We can decide together which combination suits your organisation, based on the number of projects you aim for and your current capability. Programmes can be scheduled as public classroom courses or in-house.
Foundation
A common language for a culture of continuous improvement.
Operators, team leaders, office and support staff: anyone who will take part in improvement projects as a team member.
Participants take on a small improvement opportunity from their own area as a team.
Intermediate
Bring data-driven problem solving to the shop floor.
Engineers, specialists, shift and department leads who will run projects in their own area.
Each participant runs a problem from their own organisation as a Green Belt project, with coaching throughout.
Advanced
Develop change leaders who manage strategic projects.
Continuous improvement leaders, quality and production managers: people who will lead wide-scope projects and coach Green Belts.
Participants run a strategically important Black Belt project with a measured financial impact.
Green to Black
A bridge to the advanced level for Green Belt holders.
Certified Green Belts who want to progress to Black Belt.
Hands-on classroom training is completed with a Black Belt level project.
Frequently asked questions
A Green Belt learns the core techniques of data-driven problem solving with DMAIC and focuses on running projects in their own area. A Black Belt develops into a change leader who manages strategic, wide-scope projects using advanced statistics, Design of Experiments (DoE), Measurement System Analysis (MSA) and Statistical Process Control (SPC), and coaches Green Belts.
Yes. The Black Belt programme also covers the fundamentals. Certified Green Belts can choose the Black Belt Upgrade instead, which moves to the advanced level without repeating the same content.
Yes. Belt programmes are delivered face to face as hands-on classroom training led by Abbas Erdenal and are supported by real projects. In-house programmes can also be arranged.
Training can be delivered in Turkish or English.
Yes. Yalın 6 Sigma and Yalın Altı Sigma are the Turkish names for Lean Six Sigma. The belt levels and the DMAIC project structure are the same.
Yes. In the Green and Black Belt programmes each participant runs a problem from their own organisation as a project, with coaching throughout. White and Yellow Belt participants take on a small improvement opportunity from their own area as a team.
Led by
Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt · Founder of Fega Partner
More than 25 years on the shop floor, over 1,000 improvement projects and programmes delivered in seven countries. Abbas Erdenal personally leads every consulting engagement and training.
About Abbas Erdenal
