The QFBC is administered and coordinated by Healthy Land and Water and guided by a Steering Committee.

Dr Sam Lloyd, QFBC and former QFBC Chair Chandra Wood, Brisbane City Council at Bushfire 2016

The QFBC Steering Committee is independently chaired by Steve Martin of Powerlink, comprising of representatives from partner organisations and honorary members who provide valuable technical expertise and support

The primary purpose of the Steering Committee is to provide strategic direction, technical support and stakeholder representation to the QFBC. The Steering Committee advises and assists the QFBC with the integration of the latest fire ecology research and best practice recommendations into existing policies and plans and promotes the work of the QFBC both within and beyond Queensland.

The QFBC Steering Committee includes both representatives from supporting organisations and honorary members who provide valuable technical expertise and support.

	qfbc	Stephen Martin, Powerlink Queensland (Chair)
		Bruce Bunkum, Moreton Bay Regional Council
		Chandra Wood, Brisbane City Council (and former Chair)
		Clare Rogers, Brisbane City Council
		Craig Welden, QFBC and Healthy Land and Water
		Cuong Tran, former QFBC Coordinator
		Guy Morgan, Sunshine Coast Council
		James Haig, Queensland Fire & Emergency Services
		John Young, Ipswich City Council
		Lee Halkias, Logan City Council
		Mark Ready, Toowoomba Regional Council
		Marty McLaughlin, Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service
		Michael Reif, Sunshine Coast Council
		Nathan Connor, Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service
		Nick Swanson, Logan City Council
		Paul Donatiu, Healthy Land and Water
		Peter Leeson, Forestry Australia and Burning Issues & Solutions
		Raymond Bott, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services
		Rodney Anderson, City of Gold Coast
		Rachael Nasplezes, QFBC and Healthy Land and Water
		Dr Samantha Lloyd, QFBC and Healthy Land and Water
		Dr Tim Robson, City of Gold Coast