Lean Six Sigma Tools Memory Jogger

The content of The Lean Six Sigma Tools Memory Jogger is aligned with the ASQ Six Sigma Body of Knowledge, LSS 6001 Lean & Six Sigma Black Belt Training International Standard and the IASSC (International Association for Six Sigma Certification) for which GOAL/QPC is designated as an Accredited Curriculum Provider. The GOAL/QPC Lean Six Sigma Tools Memory Jogger is a breakthrough title for GOAL/QPC as it brings together the necessary tools and methodologies from the worlds of Six Sigma and Lean into one concise, easy to use, essential reference book. With over 120 tools this Memory Jogger is a must have for all in the Lean Six Sigma world, from the student on the way to their first certification to the experienced practitioner working Lean Six Sigma projects every day. Organized alphabetically from Affinity Diagrams to Workload Balance, so that you can quickly find the tool you are looking for, this new desktop guide (5 x 7 inches) describes each of the 120+ tools and techniques using over 150 illustrations and the renowned GOAL/QPC format: Why use it? What does it do? and How do I do it? There are numerous examples and tips throughout the book. Comprehensive yet concise, it is written so that every topic and every page goes quickly to the critical point of interest. With this Memory Jogger in your hands you have access to the complete set of Lean Six Sigma Tools, explained in a clear and helpful way to make you and your teams even more successful.

(Memory Joggers are available in two standard sizes. The pocket size is 3.5" x 5.5" and the desktop size, with a larger font, is 5" x 7". This version is the 5" x 7" desktop version.)

Sarah Carleton is a certified Master Black Belt and the principal of Sarah A Carleton Consulting, providing Lean and Six Sigma training and mentoring. She has 35 years of experience as an engineer, manager, and trainer in the lighting and healthcare industries. She has trained over 1000 practitioners, Green Belts, Black Belts, and Master Black Belts in classroom settings, and she has reached thousands more through e-learning. She has a BA in physics from Middlebury College and an MS in electrical engineering from Northeastern University. She holds 8 patents and has written several publications. She is the lead LSS trainer/consultant for GOAL/QPC. Sarah lives with her husband, whose pottery business is the subject of countless continuous improvement events that provide fun examples for her students. Her hobbies include photography and reading (integral theory for serious and cozy mysteries for fun).