Media Workers move drums of uranium concentrates received from all over the world at the Blind River refinery. Inside the conversion facility, U03 in the large blue tote, continues the fuel cycle journey to become nuclear reactor fuel. Ongoing monitoring is a key part of how Cameco operates safely and protects the environment. Regular monitoring is one of the key ways Cameco protects the environment and local residents. Workers monitor uranium refinement processes. Zirconium alloy tubing produced by Cameco Fuel Manufacturing. Finished uranium fuel pellets ready for insertion into nuclear fuel assemblies. A robot precisely inserts fuel rods into a nuclear fuel assembly. All finished assemblies undergo meticulous quality inspection before moving on to packaging. If you wish to use an image or video, please do so in accordance with our Terms and Conditions.News Media Inquiries News Facebook Community News September 16, 2026 Installation of Outlet Frame Assemblies at Port Hope Conversion Facility - Continuation of Work News September 15, 2026 Energize Newsletter - Fall 2026 Stories August 11, 2026 Blind River Community BBQ Stories August 7, 2026 Cameco Charity Golf Tournament Raises $50,000 Stories June 25, 2026 Cameco Releases 2025 Sustainability Report News Cameco Ontario Cameco Ontario Be a part of powering a secure energy future! Blind River Refinery is hiring a Millwright. Apply today: https://ow.ly/a3PW50ZZPJO October 23rd, 8:55 am Comment on Facebook October 21st, 2:28 pm Comment on Facebook Energize your career at Cameco! Blind River Refinery is hiring a Specialist, Safety. Apply today: https://ow.ly/bVEZ50ZZPEI October 21st, 12:55 pm Comment on Facebook View on Facebook Corporate News cameco.com