SAIM Expands Internationally with First Canadian Deployment at YVR

SAIM has officially begun its international expansion with its first Canadian deployment at Vancouver International Airport (YVR). This milestone marks an important step as SAIM prepares to support fuel facility operations at 11 airports across Canada by June, extending its platform beyond the United States and into a growing international footprint.

YVR represents a powerful first example of SAIM’s capabilities at scale. The airport’s fuel operations team manages a vast, complex environment that requires visibility across thousands of assets and multiple operational areas. With SAIM, YVR operations now has visibility into everything from critical fueling infrastructure in the tank farm to everyday operational equipment — down to lab equipment and smoke alarms — creating a single, trusted source of asset data to support inspections, preventative maintenance planning, and day-to-day operational decision-making.

Through SAIM’s Maintenance capabilities, teams can manage regulatory inspections, plan and document preventative maintenance, track work orders and associated costs, and maintain a complete history for each asset in one place — helping ensure consistency, accountability, and long-term asset performance.

After transitioning from a competitor system that was never fully adopted, the fuel operations group selected SAIM for its hands‑on implementation, training, and ongoing support to improve adoption across teams and shifts. As one team member shared during onboarding, “It almost seems too good to be true, but if you can deliver everything you have shown us in this training, it changes everything.”

SAIM is built to deliver on that expectation. Through close collaboration, ongoing customer success resources, and continuous platform development, our team works alongside operators to ensure the system delivers meaningful, lasting value in real-world operations.

The successful YVR deployment sets the stage for additional Canadian aviation fueling infrastructure rollouts and continued global expansion, supporting a broader shift toward more connected, data-driven system operations.