dennis linde wrote queen of my double wide trailer.
dennis linde wrote queen of my double wide trailer.
who wrote queen of my double wide trailer?
dennis linde
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"queen of my double wide trailer" is a song written by dennis linde, and recorded by american country music artist sammy kershaw. it was released in august 1993 as the third single from his album "haunted heart". it peaked at number 7 in the united states, and number 3 in canada.









































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queen of my double wide trailer
in 1995 and again in 2002, site-wide temporary siting analysis reports had been created at the facility that established the agreed layout of trailers and other temporary structures. the next siting analysis was due to take place in 2007 and, therefore, any siting changes before then would be under the management of change (moc) process. plans were made late in 2004 to accommodate contractors due to work on the ucu in 2005 in nine single trailers and a single double-wide trailer adjacent to the isom process unit. although the team carrying out this assessment had identified that the double-wide trailer would be less than from the isom plant (and therefore had the potential to be susceptible to severe damage in the event of an explosion), they did not have the expertise to complete the amoco workboat siting analysis, which was based upon the american petroleum institute standard "api 752". a number of action items were created from this assessment, and according to the procedure, these had to be closed before the moc could be approved and prior to the double-wide trailer being used. these two actions were still pending in march, 2005 but nevertheless, the double-wide trailer had already been in use by contractors from november, 2004. the remaining nine ucu contractor trailers arrived on site at the start of 2005, but these had not been included in the 2004 moc, so the additional exposure risk of these new trailers being occupied in close proximity to the isom plant was never assessed.
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