Due to the aging of a building, 38.8% (about 2.82 million buildings) of the total buildings are old for more than 30 years after completion and are located in a blind spot for an inspection, except for buildings subject to regular legal inspection (about 3%). Such existing buildings require users to self-inspect themselves and make efforts to take preemptive risks. The scope of this study was defined as the general public's visual self-inspection of buildings and was limited to structural members that affect the structural stability of old buildings. This study categorized possible damage to reinforced concrete to check the structural safety of buildings and proposed a checklist to prevent the damage. A damage assessment methodology was presented during the inspection, and a self-inspection scenario was tested through a chatbot connection. It is believed that it can increase the accessibility and convenience of non-experts and induce equalized results when performing inspections, according to the chatbot guide.

The Construction-Operations Building information exchange (COBie) is a standardized format to deliver information from the building information model (BIM) to the facility management (FM) system. The purpose of this study is to propose a COBie-based structural maintenance document which can record and review the information with regard to structural safety inspection and maintenance of buildings.

The purpose of this study is to present a suitable maintenance guide or plan for future small scale vulnerable facilities by analyzing the investigation data collected through the safety inspection. For this, we examined about 3,301 buildings. From a number of defects, damages associated with the safety and durability of building were preferentially analyzed.