http://www.simedarby.com/sustainability/contributing-to-a-better-society/human-rights/labour-standards

there is some kind of training for human rights but not specifically aimed at detecting slavery.

Pg. 3

"Ongoing awareness and capacity programmes are being rolled-out to engage and educate various levels of the workforce. Training programmes have been tailored to specifically meet requirements of different target audiences. At the management level, engagement sessions have been rolled out to enable decision-makers to understand the risks and impacts of human rights on our business. For relevant functions and departments who are responsible for the implementation of policies, mitigation plans and reporting structures, a more focused training approach is being developed. This focused training will emphasise on the implementation and operationalisation of human rights within the company.

As part of our capacity building programme, learning tools are being developed to equip a wider audience within Sime Darby with knowledge and awareness of human rights, including those relating to modern slavery."