When the audited entity finds that the signatures of supervisors are inconsistent, it may require supervisors to enter the site according to the personnel in the bidding documents. If the supervisor still fails to rectify, Party A may regard the supervisor as a breach of contract and impose a penalty.

Mistakes in printing the supervisor's signature may lead to significant legal liabilities and losses. Therefore, the supervisor needs to fully understand and review the signed documents and contracts, and ensure that the signatures comply with the legal provisions. It may take time and resources to re-sign the contract or correct the wrong signature, and the supervisor should actively undertake the corresponding responsibilities and obligations.