Organized by: Department of Mechanical Engineering
Date: 28/11/2025 to 04/12/2025
Training Partner: Sigma Consultants, Pune
Program Focus: Six Sigma, TOC, and DOE Methodologies
Introduction
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized a one-day Student Training Program in collaboration with Sigma Consultants, Pune, a renowned organization specializing in Six Sigma, Theory of Constraints (TOC), and Design of Experiments (DOE). The program aimed to enhance students’ understanding of modern process-improvement methodologies widely used in industries to achieve operational excellence. Sigma Consultants, Pune specializes in Six Sigma, TOC, and DOE methodologies to improve organizational performance by eliminating waste, minimizing process variability, and optimizing efficiency. Their industry-focused training equips learners with analytical tools and structured approaches to solve real-world engineering and manufacturing problems.The training program introduced students to:
- Fundamentals of Six Sigma and its DMAIC approach
- TOC principles for identifying and managing process constraints
- Basics of DOE for systematic experimentation
- Real industrial examples demonstrating quality improvement
- Tools for data-driven decision making and performance optimization
The session included interactive discussions, problem-solving activities, and practical insights from experienced consultants.
Outcomes
By the end of the program, students were able to:
- Understand the role of Six Sigma in reducing defects and improving quality
- Apply TOC concepts to analyze bottlenecks in processes
- Recognize the importance of DOE in engineering experimentation
- Appreciate industry expectations related to productivity and quality
- Strengthen their analytical and problem-solving abilities
Conclusion
The Student Training Program conducted by Sigma Consultants, Pune provided valuable exposure to modern industrial improvement techniques. The session successfully enriched students’ knowledge of Six Sigma, TOC, and DOE methodologies, preparing them for industry-oriented engineering roles and continuous improvement challenges.
