Cameco owns and operates Saskatchewan's longest-running uranium production facility at Rabbit Lake. Ore from Eagle Point underground mine is processed at the Rabbit Lake mill. Together, the mine and mill employ about 300 people. Like all of Cameco's northern Saskatchewan sites, Rabbit Lake operates on a week-in/week-out rotational schedule, and employees commute to the operation by aircraft. Robyn is one of two radiation specialists at Rabbit Lake who provide technical support to the radiation department. She analyzes dosimetry and monitoring data to provide guidance on how to reduce radiation exposure for certain jobs on site. Safety is one of the foundations of Cameco's corporate values and Robyn plays an instrumental role in the site's efforts to reduce radiation exposure to levels that are as low as reasonably achievable, known as the ALARA principle.