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Controlling and Sustaining Improvement Training

This Control phase and sustainability training develops strong skills in maintaining and institutionalizing process improvements using Lean and Six Sigma practices. You learn how to apply Lean controls, visual management, 5S, Kanban, and mistake proofing to standardize work, reduce variation, and prevent errors. The course also covers Six Sigma control plans, cost benefit analysis, ROI and ROA measurement, response planning, and project closure to ensure improvements deliver consistent performance and long term business value. By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Apply Control Phase Practices: Sustain improvements using Lean controls, visual management, and standard work - Use Lean Control Tools: Implement 5S, Kanban, and Poka Yoke to manage workflow and prevent defects - Build Six Sigma Control Plans: Define metrics, response plans, and governance to maintain gains - Measure Financial Impact: Assess cost benefit, ROI, and ROA to validate business value Ideal for professionals seeking to move from implementation to sustained results in Lean Six Sigma projects. Prior knowledge of Lean Six Sigma fundamentals and DMAIC phases is recommended.
Duration 5 Months
Institution Simplilearn
Format Online

Eligibility Criteria

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Academic Foundation

A recognized Bachelor’s degree or high school equivalent required for admission into Simplilearn.

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Language Proficiency

English proficiency required. IELTS, TOEFL, or standard medium-of-instruction certificates accepted.

Detailed Fees Breakdown

Base Tuition Fee $186
Total Est. Investment $186

Scholarships and early-bird waivers may apply. Contact admissions for exact institutional fees.

Academic Trajectory

Program Outcome

Graduates of the Controlling and Sustaining Improvement Training program at Simplilearn are equipped with global perspectives, ready to excel in international markets and top-tier career opportunities.

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