Six Sigma Black Belts are usually full-time change agents and lead by making improvements to processes across multiple Six Sigma projects. He or she will be in charge of a team of Green Belts and will be mentored by a Master Black Belt.
To attain Six Sigma Black Belt level, we recommend that you first take Six Sigma Green Belt training, and then run at least one project at this level. If you are required to go on to Black Belt level, you can then take a Six Sigma Black Belt Conversion training course.
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Green Belt « Silicon Beach Training Resources says:
[...] to Green Belt level. In complicated Six Sigma projects, Green Belts work closely with the project Black Belt to keep the team functioning together and monitor progression through the Six Sigma [...]
14. 10. 2009 at 12:46 pm