rioht t1_is077g8 wrote
Because DOE custodial engineers are required to maintain the premises.
If this is impacting your quality of life, you can contact the school's principal or your community board. Realistically unless you organize or you're very wealthy/well-connected, you're probably SOL.
On the bright side, there's probably only a month or two of leaf-falling season - you can look up the trees on your block to gauge how much longer til the trees finish shedding.
International-Lie795 t1_is0k9zt wrote
Custodial engineers? Call them what they are, maintenance or janitor.
rioht t1_is1t76v wrote
That is their literal civil service title. I think that’s the most appropriate way to refer to someone’s professional title, but if you disagree that’s cool.
International-Lie795 t1_is2rp1w wrote
I think it’s disrespectful to actual engineers who worked hard and put the hours into school to gain that title. Last time I checked you only need a HS diploma to be a janitor/ maintenance
rioht t1_is32zaw wrote
I suggest you take that up with DOE and DCAS. I'm pretty sure that title was proposed and accepted by a few agencies on both the city and state level.
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