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Hiring 2 Offshore Electrical Technicians – Dutch North Sea | November 2026

 Hiring 2 Offshore Electrical Technicians – Dutch North Sea | November 2026


Offshore Electrical Technician Jobs in the Netherlands – November 2026


Are you an experienced Offshore Electrical Technician with hands-on expertise in high-voltage (HV) and low-voltage (LV) electrical testing? Capefront Energies is recruiting 2 Offshore Electrical Technicians for a short-term offshore oil and gas assignment in the Dutch North Sea.


This opportunity is intended for qualified professionals with proven offshore experience, knowledge of ATEX environments, and valid offshore safety certifications.


Job Overview


- Job Title: Offshore Electrical Technician

- Number of Vacancies: 2

- Company / Recruitment Contact: Capefront Energies

- Location: Dutch North Sea, Netherlands 🇳🇱

- Mobilisation Period: 16–24 November 2026

- Assignment Duration: Approximately 8 offshore working days

- Departure Point: Den Helder, Netherlands

- Transfer: Helicopter

- Accommodation: Provided offshore

- Industry: Offshore Oil and Gas

- Electrical Systems: High Voltage (HV) and Low Voltage (LV)

- Work Environment: Offshore installations, including ATEX environments



Key Responsibilities


The selected Offshore Electrical Technicians will perform electrical testing, inspections, and technical documentation activities during the assignment.


Main responsibilities include:


- Conducting HV protection relay testing, including Snijder P12 where applicable.

- Testing electrical protection and safety relays.

- Inspecting LV switchgear and electrical distribution boards.

- Performing electrical measurements and functional checks.

- Preparing technical reports and maintaining accurate documentation.

- Working safely on HV and LV electrical installations.

- Following predefined work packages and applicable safety procedures.

- Complying with offshore oil and gas safety requirements and ATEX-related precautions.


Required Qualifications and Experience


Candidates should meet the following requirements:


- Proven offshore experience in oil and gas or a comparable industrial environment.

- Practical, hands-on experience testing HV protection and safety relays.

- Experience inspecting and testing LV switchgear and distribution boards.

- Working knowledge of both HV and LV electrical systems.

- Experience working safely in ATEX environments.

- Ability to work independently from predefined work packages.

- Sufficient English proficiency to understand inductions, follow procedures, and prepare reports.


Important: This recruitment is specifically aimed at technicians with direct, practical electrical testing experience. General electrical maintenance experience alone may not meet the stated requirements.


Mandatory Offshore Safety Certificates


Applicants must hold valid certificates covering the assignment dates:


- BOSIET

- HUET

- EBS

- H2S

- VCA Basis

- VP NEN 3140

- VP NEN 3840


Accepted equivalent certificates may be considered, subject to confirmation by the recruiter.


Candidates should ensure that all required qualifications and safety certificates remain valid throughout the assignment.


Assignment Schedule and Logistics


The mobilisation window is 16 to 24 November 2026, with approximately eight offshore working days planned.


Personnel will depart from Den Helder in the Netherlands and travel to the offshore installation by helicopter. Accommodation will be provided offshore.


Applicants should confirm their availability within the mobilisation window and verify the final travel arrangements, work schedule, and assignment conditions directly with the recruitment contact.


How to Apply


Interested and qualified candidates should send their updated CV and copies of their relevant offshore safety certificates to the recruitment contact below.


Recruitment Email:

  n.helou@capefront.com


Suggested Email Subject: Offshore Electrical Technician – Dutch North Sea – November 2026


Please include your relevant HV/LV testing experience, offshore project background, certificate details, and availability.


Only candidates with direct hands-on electrical testing experience and valid offshore certifications are encouraged to apply.


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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


1. How many Offshore Electrical Technicians are required?


Capefront Energies is looking for two experienced Offshore Electrical Technicians.


2. Where is the offshore assignment located?


The assignment is in the Dutch North Sea, with helicopter transfer from Den Helder, Netherlands.


3. When does mobilisation take place?


The mobilisation window is 16–24 November 2026.


4. How long is the assignment?


The assignment is expected to last approximately eight offshore working days.


5. Which technical experience is required?


Candidates need practical experience with HV protection relay testing, electrical safety relays, LV switchgear, distribution boards, and both HV and LV systems.


6. Which certificates are required?


The advert lists BOSIET, HUET, EBS, H2S, VCA Basis, VP NEN 3140, and VP NEN 3840, or accepted equivalents. All certificates must be valid for the assignment dates.


7. How can candidates apply?


Applicants should email their CV and relevant certificates to n.helou@capefront.com.


Disclaimer: This vacancy information is based on the recruitment announcement provided. Candidates should confirm availability, certificate equivalencies, mobilisation arrangements, and final contract conditions directly with the recruiter.


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