Brad O'Carroll is the State Secretary of the Plumbers Union Queensland. Brad has been active in the building and construction industry since he commenced his apprenticeship as a Plumber in 1988 and continued to work within the building and construction industry until he was appointed as the Training and Safety Organiser with the Plumbers Union in 1999 and then elected as the State Secretary in 2007.

Brad has been awarded the prestigious simPRO Industry Leadership Award by the Master Plumbers' Association of Queensland (MPAQ). The simPRO Industry Leadership Award is always highly sought after and recognises the achievements of outstanding leaders in the plumbing industry.

Brad is on the Executive of a number of industry Boards including the Plumbing Industry Council, Construction Training Centre (CTC), BERT Training Qld, the Building Employees Redundancy Trust (BERT), Construction Industry Protection Queensland (CIPQ) and OzHelp and is the Chair of Joint Industry Services Training (JIST) and the Services Industry Training Fund (STIF).

Dr Jackson is the Director of the Water Quality Unit in the Environmental Health Branch of Queensland Health. He has previously worked in the Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Water as well as the Queensland EPA. He was the author of the Queensland Water Recycling Guidelines in 2005 and is the Queensland Health's representative for both the National Recycled Water and Drinking Water Regulator Forums. Before coming to Queensland he worked as an environmental scientist with Sydney Water Corporation. He also holds an adjunct appointment as Senior Lecturer in the School of Population Health at the University of Queensland.

Rob Brouwers has been involved in the plumbing industry since 1977 and has been running his own business since 1990. After 13 years experience in general plumbing and drainage, Rob became certified in the installation, testing and certification of Backflow Prevention Devices and Thermostatic Mixing Valves. Mr Brouwers is Vice President of the Backflow Prevention Association of Queensland, is a deputy member of the Plumbing Industry Council and Junior Vice President of the Master Plumbers' Association of Queensland. Mr Brouwers has been involved in re-writing the process and procedures for testing Backflow Prevention Devices for the Australian Standards Committee.

Janet Conrad AM joined the PIC (formerly Plumbers and Drainers board) in 2004 as the Consumer Representative and her achievements include serving as the Principal Landscape Architect at Conrad Gargett Architecture for thirty years, as well as performing a part time lecturer and tutor role at QIT and QUT. She has also been a member of various boards including, Faculty Academic Board, Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering for ten years, as the Deputy Chairman, Advisory Board, Queensland Conservatorium and the Surveyors Board Queensland. In addition, she was appointed the Australian President for Women Chiefs of Enterprises International and served as FCEM Ambassador for two years.

After his professional sports career Glen Brumby studied and taught law. He has worked in a large commercial law firm and has managed the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service Compliance and Prosecution Section. He has also managed some major Queensland Government projects such as the Budget Accommodation Project and the delivery of a range of new building codes such as the Water Savings Targets and Sustainable Buildings.

In leading Building Codes Queensland Division (BCQ) Glen's priority remains to provide excellent service to stakeholders, build collaborative relationships and harness industry expertise through the Building and Plumbing Consultative Groups.

As BCQ's Executive Director, Glen oversees integration of building policy into the Growth Management Queensland wider agenda, as well as building & plumbing policy and legislation, Dispute Resolution Committees, product model approvals and plumbing and pool safety licensing. Glen chairs the BCQ Consultative Groups, the Plumbing Industry and Pool Safety Councils and he is the Queensland member of the Australian Building Codes Board.

Chris Harris is the newly appointed Registrar of the Plumbing Industry Council. He has extensive practical and policy experience in plumbing, building and local government matters and has worked in Local Government for the last thirteen years. Chris has a suite of relevant qualifications, including a Masters Degree in Construction Management, post-graduate qualifications and is also a licensed Queensland plumber.

Bill Watson has run his own plumbing business 'Connectors the Plumbing People' since 1975 and has been a member of the Master Plumbers' Association of Queensland since 1977. Throughout this time Bill has trained and mentored over 20 apprentices. Bill has been a member of the Master Plumbers' Association of Queensland Council since 1979 and has been actively involved in the Plumbing Industry Council (formerly the Plumbers and Drainers Board) since 1985. He has represented the plumbing industry on training matters and also with Master Plumbers' nationally and internationally.

Bill is always keen to up skill and has completed his certificate IV in Training and Assessment. he currently teachers a variety of courses to plumbers including Thermostatic Mixing Valve, Backflow Prevention and the Solar and Heat Pump Installation Course through the Master Plumbers' Association of Queensland. Bill won the 2009 simPRO Industry Leadership Award presented at the Plumbing Industry Awards.