Benefits Analyst (Rail) - Central London - Contract £300 per day (inside of IR35) - 6 months

Purpose -
Accountable for conducting the technical and analytical aspects of benefits realisation activities in the Client's programme according to agreed benefits realisation best practice. This includes defining benefits, determining expected values, allocating measures, managing measurement reporting and supporting the development of capability.

Accountabilities -
* Support implementation of benefits realisation in the Client's projects and programmes including the measurement regime
* Organise and support benefit and dis-benefit identification and quantification activities and workshops
* Analyse and evaluate benefits and realisation progress with consistent forensic techniques producing standard, agreed outputs such as benefit profiles and prepare reports on the benefits management framework and register when required, working with benefit and measure owners
* Provide education and training sessions for programme staff with other members of the benefits realisation team.
* Ensure reasonable care of your own and others' health and safety including those who may be affected in the day-to-day delivery of this role by taking personal responsibility for working to the Client's S.A.F.E programme principles
* Co-operate with the Client in all matters relating to health and safety, including following safe working procedures at all times.

Knowledge -
* Understanding of matrix organisations and programme delivery
* Knowledge of relevant interfaces for similar infrastructure projects
* Proven ability to engage with and manage stakeholders and Government on sensitive issues

Type of Experience:
* Practical experience of benefits realisation in complex business change environments, especially the public sector such as identifying and realising benefits in a large programme
* Experience of identifying and measuring business benefits
* Solid experience of delivering benefits management and realisation plans across large complex government programmes