TICT Empowers Workforce with Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Training, Boosting Operational Excellence

A cross section of participants at the TICT Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Training held at the Rockview Hotel, Apapa

In a bid to sustain operational excellence and enhance human capital development, Tincan Island Container Terminal (TICT), Apapa, has successfully trained 250 team members on the globally recognized Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt continuous improvement methodology.

Lean Six Sigma, a proven framework for process and quality improvement, is widely applied across industries to foster collaboration, eliminate process waste, and minimize variation. This certification aligns with TICT’s commitment to innovation and efficiency in Nigeria’s maritime sector.

Speaking on the significance of the initiative, Tai Fadipe-Davids, Head of Process Excellence at TICT, described the training as a strategic milestone. “The maritime industry is becoming increasingly competitive with emerging players. To stay ahead, we must promote organizational efficiency, and this training is a critical step in that direction,” he stated.

Fadipe-Davids explained that the program covered core Lean Six Sigma principles, including concepts like Voice of the Customer, Next Operation as Customer, and Quality at the Source. “Our goal is to ensure every team member understands basic lean processes, laying the foundation for our Process Excellence journey,” he added.

Etienne Rocher, (m), Managing Director, Tincan Island Container Terminal and other staff at the TICT Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Training held at the Rockview Hotel, Apapa

Etienne Rocher, Country Managing Director of Africa Global Logistics (AGL), the parent organization of TICT, emphasized the company’s focus on maximizing operational efficiency through global tools and practices. “Our Process Excellence journey reflects our dedication to developing our workforce and fostering a culture of continuous improvement,” Rocher said. “The ultimate aim is for our customers to experience an ever-improving TICT, delivering top-notch services.”

About Tincan Island Container Terminal

TICT, the operator of Terminal B at Tincan Island Port, Lagos, is a key player in Nigeria’s maritime sector. As part of Africa Global Logistics, TICT leverages innovation and collaboration to drive efficiency and modernization within the port ecosystem. With a commitment to excellence and value creation, the organization continues to contribute proactively to Nigeria’s port advancements.

This initiative marks yet another milestone in TICT’s journey towards operational excellence, reaffirming its position as a leader in Nigeria’s maritime industry.