Yellow belt (Yellow belt): is a more economical version of six sigma certification because the costs are significantly lower than any other program. The role of the yellow zone created just to fill a need of employers who wanted to train their employees in Six Sigma strategy application they have chosen for their business, without allowing them to become part of this. This is one cheap overview on key issues of an employee in order to understand what he was trying to meet the business by implementing the quality policy 6σ (Setter, 2010). The term yellowAccording to the band and Harry Crawford (2004) used by one industry to demonstrate to employees that need to take roles in Six Sigma programs in addition to other tasks of their work.White belt (White belt): some companies have gone just over the yellow zones and arrived in white bands, one supposedly basic introduction for what is the 6s quality policy (and Harry Crawford, 2005). The Crawford and Harry (2004) introduced in the literature the term "white zone". Requires 40 hours of training and has a more narrow focus in relation tothe black belt, once operates within a specific area of work from that black belt which runs along the operational programmes. A white belt may be completed over 12 programs per year with potential economic return $ 25,000 by each program.
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