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It's just my personal preference, but you should probably give the resume a facelift. Also, you need bullets under your relative work experience that demonstrate your abilities, using strong verbs and such. I helped a friend write his resume after he lost his job, and he was happy with the results. Here's a section of it.

Google around, borrow concepts, and be careful about the words you use. If I was interviewing you, I'd read the first line and ask what does safety oriented have to do with anything.. and give me an example of when you built a team.