Atlas NextWave is a Dutch workforce solutions company for the offshore energy, marine and renewables industries. Founded in 1982 and headquartered at The Base, Evert van de Beekstraat 1-76, Schiphol, it places blue-collar crews and white-collar specialists with international clients, and states that its operations reach more than 90 countries. Atlas Professionals and NextWave Partners have traded under the single Atlas NextWave identity since 2025, bringing four decades of energy and marine recruitment together with a newer renewables and climate technology business. The company provides recruitment, talent development, global mobilisation and multi-jurisdictional compliance and payroll services, and it keeps a 24-hour emergency service for offshore assignments.
Services and sectors
The published service range covers recruitment and selection, talent development, mobilisation and logistics, and compliance and payroll across jurisdictions. Industry pages are organised into energy, marine, renewables and data centres. Job categories advertised on the site include energy, ROV, dredging, offshore marine, renewables, drilling and well services, and cable lay work.
Two programmes sit alongside the core offer: Greenhands Offshore, which builds entry-level talent pipelines for offshore work, and Zero Harm, which uses workforce data to improve safety. A She Goes Offshore initiative is aimed at bringing more women into offshore careers.
Offices and coverage
Head office functions are run from Schiphol, supported by further Dutch offices in Capelle aan den IJssel and Urk. Elsewhere the company lists Aberdeen, Bristol and Newquay in the United Kingdom, Stavanger in Norway, Emmerich in Germany, Klaipeda and Riga in the Baltics, Odesa in Ukraine, Cyprus, Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Namibia, Brazil, Guyana, Suriname, Trinidad, Mexico, Houston, Boston and Denver in the United States, Colombia, Singapore, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam and Manila, and Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney in Australia.
Its regional structure groups these into North America, South America, the United Kingdom, Africa, Europe and the Middle East, Asia, and Australia and New Zealand. It opened an office in Gdynia, Poland, in 2026.
Project record and credentials
- Greenhands Offshore Namibia, creating entry routes into the country's developing offshore sector
- Engineering, project management and grid connection support for Valent Energy's Mornington battery storage project in Victoria, Australia
- An integrated workforce solution for Noble Corporation's drilling operations in Suriname
- Specialist staffing for the Formosa 2 offshore wind farm in Taiwan
- Long-term crewing and vessel management support for Chevalier Floatels' service operation vessels
- Talent supply for South Fork Wind, the 132 MW, 12-turbine development off New York built by an Orsted and Eversource joint venture
The company also publishes workforce programmes built around individual clients, among them Orsted, SBM Offshore, NKT, Jan De Nul, Prosafe and OOS International. It issued a 2025 ESG report and states that it holds EcoVadis Platinum status, placing it in the top one per cent of rated suppliers, alongside a target of supporting net zero by 2050.
Certifications and contact
Quality, safety and environmental accreditations are listed on a certificates page, and the site also carries an ESG and sustainability section, an environmental policy, a modern slavery statement and a data protection procedure. General enquiries go to [email protected] or +31 23 556 0420 at the Schiphol head office. Office-specific addresses are published for each location, from [email protected] to [email protected], and the company maintains a feedback and complaints channel for clients and contractors. The former www.atlasprofessionals.com address now redirects to the Atlas NextWave site.