I think it's worse than that because it actually devalues the role of engineer, and the role of janitor by presenting it as something it's not. A sanitation en

I think it's worse than that because it actually devalues the role of engineer, and the role of janitor by presenting it as something it's not. A sanitation engineer sounds like someone that knows how to safely build sewers or run a sewage processing plant. i.e. something you'd have a formal education and be accredited for. With respect for honest hardworking janitors everywhere, that's not the same thing as minor plumbing or ensuring that places are properly cleaned. Neither task is engineering. - “I understand that you’re a neurosurgeon.” (Bert grins.) “…No; I’m a barber. But a lot of people make that mistake.”