Job Opening For Onboard Electrician On 14x14 Schedule: Multinational Company Announces Selection Process Across Brazil

Job Opening For Onboard Electrician On 14×14 Schedule: Multinational Company Announces Selection Process Across Brazil

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Published on 24/10/2025 at 18:19

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Atlas NextWave Announces Offshore Electrician Position in FPSO in Brazil, with 3-Month Contract, 14×14 Shift, and Possibility of Extension.

Atlas NextWave, a multinational specialized in recruitment solutions for the energy and offshore sector, has opened a new offshore position for the role of electrician in a Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) unit.

The selection process is available for professionals in Brazil and is scheduled to start on December 1, 2025, with a three-month temporary contract and possibility of extension.

The job opening is aimed at qualified technicians with proven experience in onboard electrical maintenance. The work schedule will be 14 days on and 14 days off, a standard model in offshore operations.

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Role and Responsibilities of the Offshore Electrician

The selected professional will be responsible for inspecting, maintaining, and repairing onboard electrical systems, ensuring the safe and efficient operation of low and high voltage equipment and installations.

In addition, they will need to perform preventive and corrective maintenance on motors, generators, cables, and electrical distribution panels.

Daily activities also include testing and measurements in circuits, monitoring electrical parameters, and providing technical support in automation and commissioning systems.

According to Atlas NextWave, the electrician must strictly follow the protocols for safety, health, and environmental standards, as well as cooperate with other technical teams, such as instrumentation and mechanics.

Mandatory Requirements and Certifications

To apply for the offshore electrician position, a technical course in Electrotechnics or related fields is required, in addition to a valid registration with CREA.

The company also requests previous experience in marine units, such as FPSOs, platforms, or drill ships, and expertise in electrical generation and distribution systems.

The candidate must demonstrate knowledge in electric motors, frequency inverters, MCC panels, and grounding.

Among the mandatory certifications for boarding are the CBSP, THUET, NR-37, NR-35, NR-34, NR-33, and NR-10 courses. Advanced English will be considered an important differential.

Contract Details and Contact for Application

According to the consultant Carolina Abreu, responsible for the selection, the initial contract will be for three months, but there is a possibility of extension or even permanent placement, depending on performance and operational needs.

Applications are being made through the Atlas NextWave website, which operates globally in providing qualified labor for energy, oil and gas, and renewable projects.

Interested candidates should access the official job link and complete the application through the Indeed portal:
Click here to apply.

Atlas NextWave: A Reference in Recruitment for the Energy Sector

Founded with a focus on providing specialized talent for the energy industry, Atlas NextWave operates in various sectors—from offshore wind to large oil and gas projects.

The company is recognized for connecting technical professionals to critical missions throughout the entire lifecycle of projects, from planning to decommissioning.

More than just a recruiting agency, Atlas NextWave defines itself as a long-term knowledge partner, committed to developing a sustainable and qualified workforce capable of supporting the global transition to a net-zero emissions economy.

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So aqueles cursos CBSP , THUET são caros de verdade , o restante e de boa

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Job Opening For Onboard Electrician On 14×14 Schedule: Multinational Company Announces Selection Process Across Brazil

Atlas NextWave Announces Offshore Electrician Position in FPSO in Brazil, with 3-Month Contract, 14×14 Shift, and Possibility of Extension.

Role and Responsibilities of the Offshore Electrician

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