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#20March2017 Graduation Ceremony for Lean Six Sigma Certification (Yellow Belt)

Assalamualaikum


Recently, a simple ceremony was organized by FKP to hand-over certificates to FKP staff and students who have successfully completed the Lean Six Sigma (Yellow Belt) Training held over nine training sessions from November 2016 until March 2017. 


Six Sigma is a method that provides organizations tools to improve the capability of their business processes. This increase in performance and decrease in process variation lead to defect reduction and improvement in profits, employee morale, and quality of products or services. Six Sigma quality is a term generally used to indicate a process is well controlled (within process limits ±3s from the center line in a control chart, and requirements/tolerance limits ±6s from the center line).

Credit to: Lorenzo Del Marmol 
(Founder & Managing Partner at Lean Six Sigma Belgium)

In a nutshell, 45 staffs and 205 FKP students have passed the Lean Six Sigma (Yellow Belt) Training. One of the current requirements in the manufacturing industry is the theoretical and practical knowledge on Lean Six Sigma (Yellow Belt). This certification has been widely used in industries as it provides a way to save and offset costs in a company's operations. 

For that, FKP has succeeded in successfully preparing the students before entering the marketplace by organizing the Lean Six Sigma (Yellow Belt) Training for all 4th year students and FKP staff. This Lean Six Sigma (Yellow Belt) Training can not be implemented without the support and guidance and cooperation from Infineon Technologies (M) Melaak Sdn Bhd, Mr Mok Fock Lin, Ms Tee Seew Xian, selected FKP staffs from various departments and students and of course, commitments from the final year FKP students. 

Wassalam.


Opening address by UTeM VC

FKP staffs who had completed the training

Remarks by Mr Lee Cheong Chee, Managing Director of Infineon Technologies (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

Students from Department of Robotics and Automation looking happy after the ceremony

FKP staffs with the VC and MD of Infineon after the ceremony


Postgraduate students who volunteered to undergo the training and had succeeded!

That's me receiving my cert :)

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