Yes, as @Helen said above, Not really.
In other sentences, For example ‘这个问题我不会,你可以问他一下’ and '......问一下他' are both okay.
Here '一下' is more often used in spoken Chinese.
In most cases, if you don't know where you should put '一下', putting '一下' before the object is much safer.
Sometimes, putting '一下' before and after the object have a little different meanings.
For example, ‘揍一下他’ or '揍他一下'. The first means 'giving sb several punches', while the second means 'giving sb one punch'.