Peter Betz
About Peter Betz
Peter Betz serves as an Inspector in the Airworthiness Branch of the Government of Canada, a position he has held since 2014. He has extensive experience in aviation maintenance and has completed numerous specialized training courses in engine types and airframe systems.
Work at Government of Canada
Peter Betz has been employed at the Government of Canada as an Inspector in the Airworthiness Branch since 2014. His role involves ensuring compliance with aviation safety standards and regulations. He operates from Prince George, BC, and has accumulated ten years of experience in this position, contributing to the oversight of airworthiness in the aviation sector.
Previous Experience at VIH Helicopters Ltd
Peter Betz worked at VIH Helicopters Ltd in two capacities. He served as a Field Engineer from 2002 to 2006, where he gained four years of experience in the field. Later, he held the position of Heavy Maintenance Supervisor for nine months in 2006. His time at VIH Helicopters Ltd provided him with practical skills and knowledge in helicopter maintenance and operations.
Education and Expertise
Peter Betz has completed various specialized training programs in aviation maintenance and engineering. He studied at Turbomeca USA, achieving Level 1 and Level 2 Engine Type Courses for the Arriel 2B/2B1/2D engines in 2012 and 2013, respectively. He also completed the Root Cause Analysis and Corrective Action course at DTI Training Consortium in 2012. His education includes multiple airframe and engine type courses at Northern Lights College and Eurocopter Canada, enhancing his technical expertise in aviation.
Technical Training and Certifications
Peter Betz has pursued extensive technical training throughout his career. He has completed several courses at Northern Lights College, including the Allison 250 C20 Engine Type Course and various airframe type courses for models such as AS350 and Bell 206. Additionally, he studied at Eurocopter Canada, where he achieved certifications for the Arrius 2F and EC120B airframes. His training has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of helicopter systems and maintenance protocols.