People are dying to get a look at the controversial Hemo sculpture, disregarding hazard signs and danger tape.
Kilwell Fibretube chief executive Craig Wilson said a number of people had driven into the site, parked up and walked around, including through the warning signs and tape and up the scaffolding.
"This is causing a health and safety issue as we have a lot of trucks, couriers and forklifts moving around, as well as the scaffolding itself."
![Craig Wilson at Kilwell Fibretube in April 2018. Photo / File](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/N4AONOJPR7RDBLXLQ4QKGBTMFY.jpg?auth=2c5155e685f5e6be9497864928c30a846bcec42b58cc9df3a1a0d56b4dade4b6&width=16&height=11&quality=70&smart=true)
Wilson said anyone interested in looking at the sculpture progressing could organise a guided tour through the office, to help minimise the dangers.