A long-term Lean Six Sigma partnership across two manufacturing sites — from shop-floor capability building to validated financial impact.
The client operates two large-scale manufacturing facilities producing power cables, speciality cables, and conductors, serving critical sectors including energy, infrastructure, and telecommunications. With thousands of employees across both sites, the organisation recognised the need for a structured, data-driven improvement culture to sustain its competitive position amid escalating operational complexity.
Stat Modeller was engaged as a long-term improvement partner to design and embed a scalable Lean Six Sigma capability framework — combining structured classroom learning, live project coaching, and cross-site knowledge integration.
Custom curriculum designed and mapped to the client's cable manufacturing processes.
Green Belt and Black Belt cohorts trained alongside live, real-plant project execution.
Certification, governance, and pipeline expansion embedded as standard practice.
| KPI | Green Belt (GB) | Black Belt (BB) |
|---|---|---|
| Participants Trained | 126 | 23 |
| Participants Certified | 69 | 1 |
| Cost Savings Realised | ₹26 Crore | ₹9 Crore |
| Cost Savings in Pipeline | ₹22 Crore | ₹18 Crore |
Combined Savings (Realised + Pipeline): ₹75 Crore across 2 Manufacturing Sites
“The Lean Six Sigma journey with Stat Modeller has fundamentally transformed how our teams approach problems. The financial impact has been significant, but the cultural shift — building a pipeline of certified improvement leaders within our own workforce — is what makes this engagement truly strategic.”— Senior Leadership, Cable Manufacturing Client
Training content built around cable and conductor manufacturing realities, not generic templates.
Every belt earned through real projects with measurable, validated financial impact — not classroom tests alone.
4+ year continuous engagement with ongoing coaching, pipeline expansion, and governance support.
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